SSR Professor SP1
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Listing details
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- WidthFront: 9″Rear: 105″
- OffsetFront: 40Rear: 38
- DiameterFront: 17″Rear: 17″
- TiresNot included
- ManufacturerSSR
- Wheel modelProfessor SP1
- Bolt pattern5x100
Seller's Description
Wheels are lightly used barely used them before assembly bolts started falling off. So they are in need of new ones before use.
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Listing details
Compare these specs in the Wheel Fitment Calculator.
- WidthFront: 9″Rear: 105″
- OffsetFront: 40Rear: 38
- DiameterFront: 17″Rear: 17″
- TiresNot included
- ManufacturerSSR
- Wheel modelProfessor SP1
- Bolt pattern5x100
About these ssr Professor SP1 wheels
This ssr Professor SP1 set is a staggered fitment with 17×9" +40 up front and 17×105" +38 in the rear, on a 5x100 bolt pattern.
This set is sold as wheels only (no tires). Available for local pickup.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these ssr Professor SP1 wheels new or used?
- Check the listing photos and details for condition information.
- Do these ssr Professor SP1 wheels come with tires?
- No, this set is sold as wheels only.
- How do I get these ssr Professor SP1 wheels?
- Local pickup available.
- Will these ssr Professor SP1 wheels fit my car?
- They use a 5x100 bolt pattern. Confirm your wheel width, offset, and clearance for your specific vehicle before purchasing.Look up factory specs in our vehicle fitment guides
- Who makes SSR wheels?
- SSR is a Japan manufacturer, founded in 1971. Inventor of the three-piece wheel.Read our full SSR guide
SSR Professor SP1
SSR Professor SP1
$1,800
Delivery Options Available
Seller's Description
Wheels are lightly used barely used them before assembly bolts started falling off. So they are in need of new ones before use.
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