Unilli Kart Racing Tires (11x6.00-6) on 2040-parts.com
Ash, North Carolina, United States
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Up for auction is a pair of Unilli racing slicks. This size is commonly used as a left rear tire for dirt oval racing. These tires are brand new. They have never been mounted on rims or treated with any chemicals of any kind. Bidding price is for both tires. I have 12x9.00-6s and 10.5x4.50-6s as well as used Maxxis tires listed separately. |
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