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I am looking for four or five alloy wheels (machined finish) for my Toyota Gen 5 Camry Altise 2005. I checked with wreckers in Canberra and could not get from anyone.

Anyone like to part with their alloys sitting in their garrage? If so Pm me with the price and condition.

Thanks in advance

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I am looking for four or five alloy wheels (machined finish) for my Toyota Gen 5 Camry Altise 2005. I checked with wreckers in Canberra and could not get from anyone.

Anyone like to part with their alloys sitting in their garrage? If so Pm me with the price and condition.

Thanks in advance

K8Canb

Might have something for you,

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if you dont mind me asking y go standard size y not go bigger you will have a much larger range of wheels but if you do want a set of 15*6.5 you wont find many wheels in that size most wheels in that size range are 4*100 honda stud pattern and they will look rediculsus on a big car like a camry go atleast 17*8 and you will have a nice range of wheels on a gen5 you can fit 18*8 no problems

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if you dont mind me asking y go standard size y not go bigger you will have a much larger range of wheels but if you do want a set of 15*6.5 you wont find many wheels in that size most wheels in that size range are 4*100 honda stud pattern and they will look rediculsus on a big car like a camry go atleast 17*8 and you will have a nice range of wheels on a gen5 you can fit 18*8 no problems

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I have used 6 inch (stock) as well as 6.5 inch wide wheels on my 1995 Camry Vienta and found wider wheels give better driving feel.

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I am looking for four or five alloy wheels (machined finish) for my Toyota Gen 5 Camry Altise 2005. I checked with wreckers in Canberra and could not get from anyone.

Anyone like to part with their alloys sitting in their garrage? If so Pm me with the price and condition.

Thanks in advance

K8Canb

Might have something for you,

please see my PM

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