Gbc Dune Tracker Front Atv Sand Tire 22 X 8 X 10 Last One!!!! on 2040-parts.com
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States
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This is for a GBC Front Dune Tracker ATV Sand Tire 22 x 8 x 10. This tire has been stored in a cool, dry place. Free shipping within the 48 contiguous US states only. Questions are always welcome. Thanks.
This is from the GBC Motorsport's website about this tire: Dune Tracker
The Dune Tracker is a classic front sand tire with a continuous angled straight line rib for excellent steering control. Its reinforced rib is angled on one edge. The Dune Trakker can be installed angle-out for better cornering or angle-in for better straight-line performance. Its construction also ensures ease of steering ability. DUNE TRACKER: |
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