(1) 285/30r19 98y Continental Contisportcontact Ssr Moe Run Flat Used Tire 2014 on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
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285/30R19 98Y
Continental ContiSportContact SSR MOE Run Flat Manufactured in 2014 7.5-8/32nds tread life Treadwear 240 Traction AA Temperature A This Continental tire is in good driving condition with only one patch near the center. It has been air tested with 60psi and shows no signs of leaks or impact bubbles. No plugs, broken belts, or sidewall damage. Local pick up is available in Dallas TX A&P Tires 501 s Fitzhugh ave. Dallas, TX 75223 9728497074 |
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