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****ONLY SHIP IN THE USA STATES********* TWO (2) NEW AMERICAN RACER TIRES. 20x8x10GT. SOFTEST COMPOUND SD23. ROLLOUT IS 63" 8" WIDE. EACH TIRE WEIGHS 10#. WILL FIT 10X7 & 10X8 WHEELS. GREAT REAR TIRES FOR THE ATV ASPHALT DRAG RACER. 8th MILE & 1/4 MILE.. *FREE SHIPPING TO LOWER 48 USA STATES.* *WHEELS NOT INCLUDED* |
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