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18 Inch Tires on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

Lockhart, Texas, US

Lockhart, Texas, US
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These tires are off of a 2006 f-150 FX4. I bought these tires and drove the truck from Arkansas to central Texas (about 500miles). They are still in new condition. I bought the tires to get the truck home. They were 700 bucks. They have a total of 850 miles on them. I'm selling them for way cheaper. Thanks for looking. They are a little dirty from sitting because I put bigger tires on the truck.

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