Set Of (4) 10" Sti Hd6 Red Aluminum Golf Cart Car Rim Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Lakeland, Florida, United States
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This listing is for (4) 10" Aluminum Golf Cart Rims (Brand NEW, still in the box). Tires can be installed for only the price of the tire (No Labor Charge).
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Golf Car Wheels & Tires for Sale
16 blue/24k gold aluminum extended 60mm locking lug nuts wheels 1/2x20 l30(US $81.88)
16 24k gold plate capped aluminum 60mm extended tuner lug nuts wheels 1/2x20 l30(US $57.88)
16 purple/24k gold capped aluminum 60mm extended lug nuts wheels 1/2x20 l30(US $55.88)
Golf cart tires and rims (4)(US $64.00)
16 purple/24k gold aluminum extended 60mm locking lug nuts wheels 1/2x20 l30(US $81.88)
16 green/24k gold capped aluminum extended 60mm locking lug nuts 1/2x20 l30(US $81.88)
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