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Condition: The item is in very good condition, the rims may occasionally show minimal signs of use. The rims were prepared at the rim edge, see photos.
Rims : 7.5 x 18 ET 44 | 8.5 x 18 ET 56
Part number: A2054014600 | A2054014700 (black high-sheen)
Tire manufacturer: Michelin Pilot Alpin PA4 winter tires MO
Wheel size: 225/45 R18 95V DOT: 0620 | 245/40 R18 97V DOT: 4119
Profile depth approx.: 8mm | 8mm (New tires are usually 8 mm)
Suitable for snow chains: Yes
Vehicle Models:
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W205, S205, C205 & A205 Sedan T-Model Coupe
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4x rims + 4x tires mounted. with TPMS sensors, without wheel rim covers shown (brand

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