Wheel Lock Clamp Boot Tire Claw Rv Trailer Boat Auto Car Truck Anti-theft Towing on 2040-parts.com
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Wheel Lock Clamp Boot Tire Claw RV Trailer Boat Auto Car Truck Anti-Theft Towing
Anti-Theft Trailer Wheel Lock Clamp Boot for Boat Trailer, Car, SUV, ATV, RV New Condition: Brand New Material: Steel This heavy-duty lock clamp is a perfect anti-theft device that will completely immobilize a wheel from rotating or turning. It is extremely durable,Light-weight versatile and easy to use.Feature: Made out of weather resistant steel Adjustable for wheels from 6 3/4''-10 1/2'' Soft coated clamp will not scratch or damage wheels or rims Portable and easy to store Highly visible due to bright colors (red & yellow) Very simple and convenient set upWill fit most vehicles including: Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, ATV's, RV's, Golf Carts, Small Aircraft, Boat Trailer, Scooters, Go Karts, Lawn Mowers, and more.Package Included: 1 x Heavy Duty Wheel Clamp Lock 2 x Keys |
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