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Scc Cable Tire Snow Chains, Sc1034 - Never Used on 2040-parts.com

US $18.00
Location:

Lebanon, Oregon, US

Lebanon, Oregon, US
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SCC Cable Tire Snow Chains
Stock # SC1034, one pair
Made in USA

Never used. 
Instructions included.

Per the listing on the box, fits tire sizes:
225/50-16 235/45-17
245/45-17 LT195/75-14
LT195/75R15 P195/75-15
P205/70-15 P215/60-15
P215/60-16 P215/65-15
P215/65-16 P215/70-14
P215/70-15 P215/75-14
P225/50-16 P225/50-17
P225/55-16 P245/45-17

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