(1) Used Nitto Nt555 245/35/19 High-performance Tire (10/32nds) on 2040-parts.com
Glastonbury, Connecticut, US
For Sale is (1) Used Nitto NT555 Extreme 245/35/ZR19 High-Performance Summer Tire.
245/35/ZR19 93W
Load Index 93
Speed Rating W
Treadwear Rating 300
Traction Rating A
Temperature Rating A
Tread 5-plies (2 polyester, 2 steel & 1 nylon)
Sidewall 2-plies (2 polyester)
DOT Date of Manufacture 1311 (13th week of 2011)
Made in USA
Tread Measures 9/32nds-10/32nds (approximately 90-95% tread remaining).
Almost new condition - no cuts, plugs, patches, dry rot, bubbles, uneven wear, etc.
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