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Tire Letters - 1 Inch Tall - Low Profile - Toyo Proxes - (swoosh Design) on 2040-parts.com

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 Up for auction is  an unopened kit of   premium raised white rubber lettering  .  The kit includes Eight Words (4x Toyo words- 4x Proxes words-  two words for each tire) - 1" tall  "Toyo Proxes" (SWOOSH DESIGN) .for Low Profile Tires.   They adhere permanently to the sidewall of your tires.   Installation instructions and special application adhesive included in the kit.

 
Note: They are not individual letters.  Each word comes in two pieces for "easier installation"(Swoosh Design)


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