Fuel Assault D546 Matte Black Aluminum Wheel Bolt Pattern:8x180mm Chevy & GMC 2500/3500 (2011-Now) ✔ Mounting Type: Stud-Piloted (Acorn JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

Name: Fuel Assault D546 Matte Black Aluminum Wheel Bolt Pattern:8x180mm Chevy & GMC 2500/3500 (2011-Now) ✔ Mounting Type: Stud-Piloted (Acorn JTXARCHETYPE2610F170
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SKU: 30787813708
Price: 165.50 USD
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Fuel Assault D546 Matte Black Aluminum Wheel Bolt Pattern:8x180mm Chevy & GMC 2500/3500 (2011-Now) ✔ Mounting Type: Stud-Piloted (Acorn JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

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Fuel Assault D546 Matte Black Aluminum Wheel Bolt Pattern:8x180mm Chevy & GMC 2500 3500 (2011 Now) ✔ Mounting Type: Stud Piloted (Acorn JTXARCHETYPE2610F170 ✔ Mounting Type: Stud Piloted (Acorn Nut Style) – Perfect for upgrading from 16” acorn style wheels Rim Width Min 6 The Assault D546 is designed to fit Chevy Fuel Off Road

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