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4 Bf Goodrich All-terrain T/a Ko2 Tires 275/70-18 2757018 275/70r18 Lre Rwl 125r on 2040-parts.com

US $939.00
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Ottawa, Illinois, United States

Ottawa, Illinois, United States
Condition:New Brand:BF Goodrich Overall Diameter:33.2" Manufacturer Part Number:80867 Speed Index:R Load Index:125 Tread Depth:15/32" UPC:866998086774


4 BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 Tires 275/70-18 2757018 275/70R18 LRE RWL 125R

Load Range E (10-Ply Rated)
3640 lbs @ 80 psi
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317-353-4545
Fresh Tires Dated 4216
BF Goodrich
The toughest All Terrain tire that BF Goodrich has ever made. An amazing 20 percent increase in sidewall toughness when compared to the original All Terrain KO. Features race proven CoreGard Technology to talke on the toughest road hazards with confidence. New Side Beiter Lugs to increase traction on mud, snow, and rocks especially when aired down.

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