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1x Tire Firestone Firehawk As 225/50/18 225/50r18 2255018 95v #62764 on 2040-parts.com

US $118.38
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Condition:UsedA tire that has been previously used, but remains in good working condition. The tire may show visible signs of wear and must have at least 5⁄32” of tread remaining. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions Seller Notes:“Mobile users see Click on "item description" for complete DESCRIPTION, We offer 1 year ANY reason Returns, We are not like other tire sellers Using Stock or fake pictures, our reputation talk by itself, TRUST in our reputation after years you will realize we are very reliable sellers” Read Less Aspect Ratio:50 Brand:Firestone Rim Diameter:18 Section Width:225 Load Index:95 Speed Index:V Tire Type:All Season Model:Firehawk AS Tread Depth:TIRE 1: 8.0-9.0 Run Flat Tire Technology:NO Quantity Tires:1 Tires For Sale Tread Depth Percentage:73% to 82% Life Remaining Approx DOT:TIRE 1: 0420 Original Depth tread when is New:11/32nds Manufacturer Part Number:N/A Quantity:1

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