08 Ford F250 20" King Ranch Wheels & Tires on 2040-parts.com
Richmond, Texas, US
This is a set of 4 20" king ranch wheels and tires of an 08 f250. Two of the wheels have a crack and need to be repaired. The other two are in good condition. Two of the tires have ( aprox 1/4) of tread left and the other two will hold air. Also comes with center caps. Buyer is responsible for shipping or can be picked up locally.
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