4 Goodyear Eagle Rs-a M+s 245/55/18 Used Tires 80% Rubber on 2040-parts.com
San Jose, California, United States
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YOU ARE BUYING 4 TIRES ALL HAVE BEEN MOUNTED AND WATER CHECKED THESE POLICE TAKE OFFS THEY ALL HAVE AT LAEST 1 NAIL HOLE EA WHICH HAS BEEN PATCHED FROM INSIDE FREE SHIPPING IN CONT. USA NO PR AK VI HI ANY ?S CALL 1-408-263-5316 TIRES HAVE 80% RUBBER LEFT CHECK OUT MY FEED BACK WE MAKE SURE CUSTOMERS ARE HAPPY On Nov-15-15 at 21:17:55 PST, seller added the following information:
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