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Lonacre Tirelief Tire Bleeders Setting Tool P/n#50290 0-60 Psi Imca Sprint Imca on 2040-parts.com

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Orlando, Florida, United States

Orlando, Florida, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:LON50290 Brand:LONACRE Part Brand:LONGACRE

LONGACRE PRO-TEAM BLEEDER SETTING TOOL.

  • LONGACRE
  • P/N#50290
  • BLEEDER SETTING TOOL
  • LETS YOU SET THE TIRELIEF BLEEDERS BEFORE YOU INSTALL INTO QUICK CHANGE ADAPTER IN YOUR WHEEL
  • USE CPMPRESSED AIR TO ACCURATELY SIMULATE TIRE PRESSURE

 

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