Les Schwab Quick Fit Laclede™ Alpine Premier Hoop Diamond Snow Chains #1535-s on 2040-parts.com
Grants Pass, Oregon, US
One Pair New Les Schwab Quik Fit (LaClede Alpine Premier)
Hoop Diamond Snow Chains 1535-S
Used once briefly ($60 reciept still in bag)
These fit, but may not be limited to, the following tire sizes:
185R14 175R14 P205/50R17 P195/70R14 P185/70R15 P190/65R390 P195/75R14 195/65R15
Auction includes carry bag, extra links and the plastic road mat/installation instructions....Laclede makes these for Les Schwab, and these are identical to the Laclede Alpine Premier Euro-hoop Diamond design line...
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