Goodyear Eagle 245-50-20 Tires New Pair Hotrod Truck Chevy Ford Impala 59 36 32 on 2040-parts.com
Brunswick, Nebraska, United States
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Hi. A pair of GoodYear Eagle Tires. 245-50-20. They were mounted on rims and taken back off but are still brand new. Decided to go with a different size. 0 miles on them. Please look at pics, ask questions. Selling as is. Payment expected
within seven days. I will combine shipping when applicable. Thank You! Please check out my other items, thanks!
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