Evo 9 Bbs Oem Wheels on 2040-parts.com
New Albany, Indiana, US
These are EVO 9 special edition BBS wheels they are in good condition other then the scratch that you see on the photos the wheels will come with tires hankko v12 with about 40-50 of life left these wheels are getting harder and harder to find they are a forged wheel and there weight is 13 pounds
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