Hi-q Spare Tire Cover Series 32"-33" For Mitsubishi Pajero Logo Rear Tyre Cover on 2040-parts.com
梅州, 广东省, China
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Hi-Q Spare Tire Cover Series 32"-33" For Mitsubishi PAJERO Logo Rear Tyre Cover Condition: Brand new Size :17inch(32"-33") diameter: 80~83cm Color :Black Thickness：0.7mm Material :High Quality PVC Leather Package: 1pc  Slip-on style tire cover installs easily Please verify correct size when ordering - Contact us if unsure for assistance Size reference: Such as：your tire is written with P215/60R16, A=215 B=60 C=16. So your tire diameter =A*B/500+C*2.54 =215*60/500+16*2.54 =66.44cm Size XS（13inch/22"-23")Fit for: diameter 58cm Size S( 14inch/24"-27") Fit for: diameter 60-69cm Size M (15inch/27"-29") Fit for: diameter 70~75cm Size L (16inch/30"-31"） Fit for: diameter 76~79cm Size XL (17inch/32"-33") Fit for: diameter 80~83cm
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