2 Adco Tire Covers Motorhome Rv Bus 18" - 22" Diameter Tires On 12" Rims Black on 2040-parts.com
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Tire Cover; Single Tire Cover; Fits 18 Inch To 22 Inch Diameter Tires; Slip On; Black; Vinyl; Set Of 2 Weight: 1.0000 Cover Style: Single Tire Cover Tire Size (IN): 18 Inch To 22 Inch Mount Type: Slip-On Color: Black Material: Vinyl Quantity: Set Of 2 Brand new product, however, the box has minor defects. |
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