Pirelli P Zero 295/30/20 No Rated Tire For Porsche on 2040-parts.com
Garland, Texas, US
This auction is for 1 (one) use by in excellent condition 295/30/20 Pirelli P Zero NO rated Tire for Porsche. This tire is used but in excellent condition with 99% Tread Remaining. This tire has no cuts, plugs, side wear or tire wall bubble. This tire retails for $490.00 each plus tax and shipping. Please place your bid on this item and save!!!!! Thank you for looking.
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