Golf Cart Tire And Rim on 2040-parts.com
Rubicon, Wisconsin, United States
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Tire is NEW
Rim is USED Tire is a Innova Driver size 215/35-12 load range B max load 665 lbs . Rim is used has nicks and scratches. Four bolt hole pattern. 2 5/8" center hole . From center of one hole across to center of opposite hole is 4". Rim has 12x7j stamp on it. Also 10 ET-47 stamp Offset on back side is 2 1/8" |
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