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For sale here is a set of good condition forged Rays Rims in rare powdercoated black

Genuine Nissan 370Z Sport

Nitto NT05 50/60% tread

245 40 19

275 35 19

19 x 9 +47

19 x 10 +30

pick up Avalon 2107

$950 ono

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