Bellaire 2000 Tire Inflator on 2040-parts.com
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BellAire 2000 Tire Inflator
DescriptionNever worry about having low air in your tires again with this tire inflator on hand. Don't waste large amounts of time filling your tires, this inflator has a five-minute fill time. Features a dial gauge, 14-inch air hose, needle and raft adapters and a flexible LED work light. Features:
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