Spare Tire Cover Protecting Tire Black 14 Inch Fit For Mitsubishi Montero Pajero on 2040-parts.com
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Spare tire cover Protecting tire black 14 inch Fit For Mitsubishi Montero PAJERODescription:Product DescriptionSpecification: The arithmetic to calculate diameter of your tire:
SIZE XS(13INCH) FIT FOR: diameter 58cm SIZE S(14INCH) FIT FOR: diameter 60-69cm SIZE M (15 INCH) FIT FOR: diameter 70~75cm
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