Cheng Shin Tire 5 Hole 4.8 12 X 400 6 Pr Ply Tubeless Bias White Metal Rim New on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
CHENG SHIN TIRE - 6 P.R. ply tubeless bias mounted on white metal 5 hole rim - 4.8 - 12. 2 3/4" measurement from center of one hole to next. New wheel and tire - never mounted. Wheel has paint discoloration and minor rust-like spotting from being in storage. Don't miss out!
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