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17x9 Black Scorpion Sc6 8x6.5 +12 Rims Nitto Exo Grappler Lt265/70r17 on 2040-parts.com

US $1,445.56
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Saint Charles, Illinois, United States

Saint Charles, Illinois, United States
Condition:New Rim Width:9 Speed Index:Q Offset:12 Tire Brand:Nitto Number of Bolts:8 Overall Diameter:17 Bolt Pattern:8x165.1 Tire Type:Offroad Hub Bore:130.8 Size:17x9 Rim Brand:Scorpion Brand:Scorpion Rim Manufacturer Part Number:SC6-1798165+12BM Model:SC6 Rim Structure:One Piece Partnumber:SC6-1798165+12BM Section Width:265 Model2:Exo Grappler Aspect Ratio:70 Brand2:Nitto Rim Diameter:17 Size2:LT265/70R17 Load Index:121 Partnumber2:206-870

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