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H2 rims(polished/PC) & Goodyear MTR 285/70-17


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Factory H2 17" rims with polished face and lip, grey powder coated windows. Prefer local pickup(SoCal).

 

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Rims only.........no tires........$240

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Tires have 50-70% tread remaining. I measured them and its roughly 3/8" tread depth. I believe new are 1/2" tread depth. I'd like them gone ASAP, make me an offer.

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Why does this site not support small attachment pics? Makes getting pics up here difficult.

 

 

What happened to Steeman01.......fall off the face of the Earth???

 

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hmm...so in other words the tread has went from 4/8" to 3/8" of an inch...how many miles have you put on the tires and what kind of miles (city, hwy, off roading) because the tread looks ok, but the wall looks kind of beat up.

 

what would you take for just the tires (want to put this exact tire and tire size on my stock 17" rims)

 

p.s. if we get to the right price can you hold them for me? I'm having to pay deposits here and there and payments here and there for $2k honeymoon and $2k mission trip to paraguay. :)

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hmm...so in other words the tread has went from 4/8" to 3/8" of an inch...how many miles have you put on the tires and what kind of miles (city, hwy, off roading) because the tread looks ok, but the wall looks kind of beat up.

 

what would you take for just the tires (want to put this exact tire and tire size on my stock 17" rims)

 

p.s. if we get to the right price can you hold them for me? I'm having to pay deposits here and there and payments here and there for $2k honeymoon and $2k mission trip to paraguay. :seeya:

 

 

The sidewalls were just dirty when I took those pictures. Id say there are roughly 10k-15k street miles on the tires. I dont really want to split the tires off until I have a buyer for the rims. So, I will take $500 for them, and give you the wheels for free. :P:)

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