Condition:New
Brand:KMC Wheels / Maxxis Tires
Wheel Diameter:14"
Manufacturer Part Number:104283+27Z1
Wheel Finish:Satin Black
Wheel Widths (F/R):7" / 7"
Wheel Bolt Pattern:4/110
Wheel Offsets (F/R):+10mm / +10mm
Tire Height:27"
Tire Widths (F/R):10"
Tire Rating:6 Ply
DOT Approved:No
Tire Tread Depth:1.19"
Tire Construction:Bias
Wheel Type:Non-Beadlock
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