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Up for sale are the OEM fitment wheels & tyres from my 2007 Skoda Octavia Elegance. I can't remember what name Skoda gave them.
Edit: the style is called LYRA
Specs: 16" x 6.5"; 5 stud x112mm PCD; ET50. These will fit Skoda Octavia, Golf Mk5, Golf Mk6, Audi A4, etc.
The rims are unmarked except for a small scuff on one spoke (pictured). They are clean & ready to fit to your car immediately.
Skoda centrecaps are included. If you have a VW or Audi, you can get new decals off eBay for <$10 posted.
Tyres: ContiSport Contact 2. 205/55x16
Between 4mm-5mm of tread left (ie: 1mm-2mm before you hit the wear bars). No abnormal wear. Would be ideal as a spare or there's 5,000-10,000km left in them depending on how you drive. They have been driven on for 45,000km, so 1mm=10,000km for me.
Can sell as a set for $300 or if I can find enough buyers, I will split them for $100 each (ie: if Skoda Octavia Elegance owners want matching alloy spares rather than the "spacesaver" steel wheel).
Pickup (I can help fit them as I have a trolley jack) from Carss Park or Campbelltown
The mark is on this spoke - you can just see it's scuffed the clear coat.
Edit: the style is called LYRA
Specs: 16" x 6.5"; 5 stud x112mm PCD; ET50. These will fit Skoda Octavia, Golf Mk5, Golf Mk6, Audi A4, etc.
The rims are unmarked except for a small scuff on one spoke (pictured). They are clean & ready to fit to your car immediately.
Skoda centrecaps are included. If you have a VW or Audi, you can get new decals off eBay for <$10 posted.
Tyres: ContiSport Contact 2. 205/55x16
Between 4mm-5mm of tread left (ie: 1mm-2mm before you hit the wear bars). No abnormal wear. Would be ideal as a spare or there's 5,000-10,000km left in them depending on how you drive. They have been driven on for 45,000km, so 1mm=10,000km for me.
Can sell as a set for $300 or if I can find enough buyers, I will split them for $100 each (ie: if Skoda Octavia Elegance owners want matching alloy spares rather than the "spacesaver" steel wheel).
Pickup (I can help fit them as I have a trolley jack) from Carss Park or Campbelltown
The mark is on this spoke - you can just see it's scuffed the clear coat.
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