(1) Supreme 7.50-16st Lre 10pr Trailer Tire New Without Tags Never Mounted (a) on 2040-parts.com
El Paso, Texas, United States
1 NEW TRAILER TIRE IN IN GREAT CLEAN USABLE CONDITION, TIRE COMES WITH NO TAGS AND WAS NEAVER MOUNTED BUT WAS A DISPLAY PIECE AND HAS SERVED VERY WELL WITH A EASY LIFE, BUT NOW IT TIME FOR IT TO MOVE ON TO SOMEONE ELSE THAT CAN ACTUALLY USE IT AND WANTS A GREAT DEAL SUPREME TRAILER TIRE SIZE 7.50-16 ST LRE 10PR TREAD DEPTH OF 12/32NDS DOT: 042J 4209 FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE LOWER 48 U.S. BUSINESS AND OR RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS ONLY, BUYERS OUTSIDE THE LOWER 48 U.S. OR WITHOUT A BUSINESS OR RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS OR P.O. BOX PAYS ACTUAL SHIPPING COSTS |
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