Toyo 19.5 Tire Combo (M143/M920) for Chevy & GMC 3500 DRW 8 x 210mm (2011-Present) Kit Options:225/70R19.5 14 Ply 32" Northstar (Recommended) 5s—each wheel is true forged JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

Name: Toyo 19.5 Tire Combo (M143/M920) for Chevy & GMC 3500 DRW 8 x 210mm (2011-Present) Kit Options:225/70R19.5 14 Ply 32" Northstar (Recommended) 5s—each wheel is true forged JTXARCHETYPE2610F170
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Toyo 19.5 Tire Combo (M143 M920) for Chevy & GMC 3500 DRW 8 x 210mm (2011 Present) Kit Options:225 70R19.5 14 Ply 32" Northstar (Recommended) 5s—each wheel is true forged JTXARCHETYPE2610F170 5s—each wheel is true forged 24” x 8 and lightweight Quantity: 2 Toyo M143 Max Load Single Dual: 3640@95 3412@95

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