19.5x6.75 Northstar Mirror Polished Chevy/GMC 3500 DRW 8X6.5" 6 Wheel Kit (1973-2010) Stud Size:M14 Approx 1988-2010 Spike Lug Nut This high-quality aluminum wheel features JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

Name: 19.5x6.75 Northstar Mirror Polished Chevy/GMC 3500 DRW 8X6.5" 6 Wheel Kit (1973-2010) Stud Size:M14 Approx 1988-2010 Spike Lug Nut This high-quality aluminum wheel features JTXARCHETYPE2610F170
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19.5x6.75 Northstar Mirror Polished Chevy GMC 3500 DRW 8X6.5" 6 Wheel Kit (1973 2010) Stud Size:M14 Approx 1988 2010 Spike Lug Nut This high quality aluminum wheel features JTXARCHETYPE2610F170 This high quality aluminum wheel features a stunning mirror polish finish that combines both aesthetics and performance Alcoa Part Number: 98U632 2mm offset and 10 Hub Piloted Fitment

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