20" Dodge Ram 1500 Oem Wheels Rims 275/55/20 Tires on 2040-parts.com
Chicago, Illinois, US
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20"
DODGE RAM 1500 OEM WHEELS WITH GOODYEAR TIRES 275/55/20 |
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TYPE OF TIRES |
GOODYEAR Eagle |
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SIZE OF TIRES |
275/55R20
- 114S |
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SIZE OF RIMS |
20X9.0 |
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OFFSET |
19.05 MM |
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BOLT PATTERN |
5x5.5 |
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QUANTITY |
set of 4 |
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CONDITION |
USED as
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