Martins Industries Rolling Tire Cart for Passenger Car and SUV Tires Steel Adhesive Wheel Weights Dual head chuck inflator gauge Size:M

Name: Martins Industries Rolling Tire Cart for Passenger Car and SUV Tires Steel Adhesive Wheel Weights Dual head chuck inflator gauge Size:M
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 25260613405
Price: 414.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2988 (26 reviews)

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Martins Industries Rolling Tire Cart for Passenger Car and SUV Tires Steel Adhesive Wheel Weights Dual head chuck inflator gauge Size:M Dual head chuck inflator gauge is made of heavy duty construction which provides for long life making these perfect for aftermarket wheels with narrow lug pockets The Tire Rider Tuff tire cart has been thoroughly tested representing 31½ years of use (100 strokes day X 240 business days)

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