(2) Two Trailer Tires 4.80-12 5 Lug White Rim on 2040-parts.com
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
New 0 miles on them. I ordered them off Amazon for my boat trailer and didn't realize I needed 4 lug not 5 lug tires and could not return these so they have been sitting in my garage for little awhile. Have no use for them.
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