Brand New Super Cool Tireflys Motion Activated Valve Stem Lights - Fast Shipping on 2040-parts.com
Navarre, Florida, US
The Tireflys lights for your wheels are a must-have enhancement for your ride.
These cool motion-activated valve stem lights flash rapidly
to create an incredible streak of color whenever your wheels are in motion,
and turn off automatically whenever you come to a stop.
This Cool set is a Bright Neon Blue-ish / Purple-ish in color.
The super-bright LED technology creates a spectacular light show as you cruise the streets.
Tireflys work with the standard valve stems on cars, motorcycles, and bicycles!
Tireflys each use 2 long-lasting AG-13 batteries.
A spare set of batteries are included with each Tirefly pack.
These Cool Tireflys are being Auctioned off with No Reserve!
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