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Slime 2079-a Rubber Tire Valve Stems 1 1/4" Tr 415 on 2040-parts.com

US $5.00
Location:

Bitely, Michigan, United States

Bitely, Michigan, United States
New Old Stock
Brand:Slime Manufacturer Part Number:TR 415 MPN:2079-A Other Part Number:TR-415 EAN:0716281000102 Interchange Part Number:2079-A UPC:716281000102

Slime 2079-A Rubber Tire Valve Stems 1 1/4" TR 415


  • Size: 1.25" (TR415)
  • 2 pack
  • *.625 rim hole
  • Carries the Slime Satisfaction Guarantee


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