2 New 225/40zr18 Michelin Pilot Super Sport (92/y) on 2040-parts.com
Abie, Nebraska, United States
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2 NEW 225/40ZR18 MICHELIN PILOT SUPER SPORT (92 Y)
Condition: NEW Brand: MICHELIN Model: Pilot Super Sport SIZE: 225/40R18 Load Index: 92 Speed Index: Y Manufacturer Part Number: 43199 Weight: 23 Lb Overall Diameter: 25.10 Sidewall Description: Black Sidewall Tire Type: Summer Car Type: Passenger 100 % ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER STICKERS WAREHOUSE STORAGE AND SHIPPING COULD BE SHIPPED SEPARATELY TO REDUCE DELIVERY TIME HANDLING TIME : 1-5 DAYS, DEPENDS ON AVAILABILITY PLEASE DON'T BID, IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS . |
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