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Golf Cart Wheels And Tires on 2040-parts.com

US $350.00
Location:

Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, United States

Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, United States
Nice set of used chrome coated aluminum wheels and tires from a 2011 club car cart. Some slight scratches and pits in chrome.
Tire Brand:excel golfpro Rim Diameter:12" Rim Brand:GTW Rim Width:6" Manufacturer Part Number:ET - 47 Aspect Ratio:205/30-12 Rim Color:chrome Tire Width:7" Rim Material:Aluminum

Nice set of 4 chrome plated aluminum wheels from a 2011 club car cart. Used them to cruise the board walk at the ocean. Includes the chrome caps and lugs. Cart was stock height so no need to lift if you do not want to. We lifted ours and wanted a larger tire so these need a new home.  They weight 20 lbs. each

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