Pair Used Sumitomo Tires- 255/40 Zr18 99y on 2040-parts.com
Providence, Rhode Island, US
Up for auction is a pair of Sumitomo tires
Tires for Sale
- 2 triangle talon gls, 205/55r16 205/55/16 p205/55r16 205 55 16, tires # 31986 q(US $101.18)
- 4 kumho solus kh-25, 205/65r16 205/65/16 p205/65r16 205 65 16, tire # 32922 q(US $201.68)
- 4 falken ziex s/tz04 tires 255/70r16 255/70-16 70r r16 2557016(US $608.00)
- One bridgestone dueler h/l alenza, 225/70/16 p225/70r16 225 70 16 tire # 20429 q(US $50.93)
- One bfgoodrich traction t/a, 215/50/16 p215/50r16 215 50 16, tire # 12220 qa(US $77.27)
- New tire hankook ventus st 255/50r17--255/50/17--2555017--255 50 17(US $180.97)
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