Set of Four 2g GST Rims W/Good Tires

[SplitSecondDsm]

Sorry wish I had more pics. I have a set of four very clean mitsubishi (bolt pattern is 5x114.3 I believe) wheels with really decent Dunlop aggresive tires on them, 205/50/16, no rims are bent, very little rash out of the whole set, all hold air and are balanced, was going to use the rims for winter but I am not daily driving my talon in snow this year. I know it's a longshot, but figured I'd throw em out there, who doesn't like a good set of rims haha



$200, come get em.

[CTgoldhatch]

wonder if they would fit my girls stratus..

[injen78]

cttibby is looking for a set of 5x114 hit him up

[SplitSecondDsm]

Stratus, yup it's mopar bolt pattern. They're good looking wheels.

[ct tibby]

cttibby is looking for a set of 5x114 hit him up

good looks. i really dont need the tires tho will u sell without them?

[SplitSecondDsm]

nah sorry, I've already got other tires laying around I've got to get rid of. They've got a really good amount of tread on them.

[ct tibby]

If u can do 150 ill grab them the tires are way to small for my car lol

[SplitSecondDsm]

Back up for sale!

[markd]

shit these would be a great set of wheels for me to use for my snows. ...now I just need to find 16" snows.

Bump for a good price.

[SplitSecondDsm]

Craigslist has tons of snow tires...

Pm'd all those who pm'd me.

[jack0012ese]

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