Brand New Tire Chains - Shur Grip Z Sz331 - Unopened on 2040-parts.com
Los Angeles, California, US
These chains are brand new and the box has never been opened. Size and tire-compatibility info as follows:
Shur Grip Z Tire Chains - Passenger Car Part No. SZ331
Fits tire sizes 195/75-15, 205/50-17, 205/55-16, 215/40-17, 215/50-17, 215/55-16, 215/60-15, 225/50-16, 245/35-18, 245/40-17
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