Race Kart Drift Trike Wheels Tires 10.5 X 4.50 - 6" (130) on 2040-parts.com
Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States
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* Race Kart wheel & tires.
* These are the hard to find 10.5 x 4.50 - 6" everyone is looking for. * Vega tires, 10.5 x 4.50 - 6", thin race cuts. * Spun aluminum 1 piece Tru Roll wheels, 6" wide. Normal scrapes, scratches from racing as shown in pics, but very nice. * Wheels have been properly cleaned and new valves installed. * Tires are perfect for PVC drifting. Fits 10" PVC. * Remember, please read, wheels and tires are used. Race kart tires require airing up regularly, a little spray in tire sealer helps. What you see is actual pic of what you get. * $19.95 shipping to lower 48 states. No apo's or po boxes. Ships Fedex. |
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