Nissan T31 X-Trail 17" Mag Wheel and 225/60 x 17 Tyre (2007-2013)
Got a space saver wheel lurking in the spare wheel well of your Nissan T31 X-Trail and don't like the idea of having to drive at 80Km max, and not being able to tow a trailer until you get a puncture repaired??
I have a solution for you, I have a Nissan T31 Mag wheel with a Linglong tyre for sale, Nissan X-Trail 17" mag and Linglong tyre 225/60 x 17 with good tread. Rim has couple of slight scuffs, but fine as a spare. This will fit in your spare wheel well, if you have an import, may pay to check that you have the correct space saver tyre. I have heard that random ones are chucked in and don't fit the hub when you need it to.
It's listed on Trademe if you want to pay using your credit card, if you want to splash the cash two hundy and it's yours
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87.8% Yes
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12.2% No
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40.4% Yes
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34.3% Maybe?
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25.3% No
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