Adco "ultra Tyre Gard" Bus/rv Wheel Covers (tire Dia 40"-42) One Pair, White on 2040-parts.com
Newington, Connecticut, United States
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ADCO Ultra Tyre Gard #3949 Polar White---One pair New--Sealed in plastic, box open. Size: Bus 40" to 42" Featuring the Exclusive ADCO Bungee Ball Type Securing System----"Never Again Lose a Tyre Gard to the Wind" Reinforced with Grommets I will pack with care for shipping. |
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