Jegs 2" Tire Bonnets, New! 3300lb Adjustable on 2040-parts.com
Kirbyville, Texas, United States
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This set of tire bonnets(2) has been sitting in my shop for a couple of years and I have yet to use them. Cleaning up, my loss your gain. They are still in the box Jegs shipped them in. One package was opened when I first got them just to look at them. The other has never been opened. These will adjust to fit wide and tall tires. very nice, and are 2" straps rated at 3300 lbs each. I paid way more than the asking price.
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