24x8.25 Northstar 10x285mm Hub Pilot Mirror Polish Both Sides (Big Hole) (returned item) Polished Aluminum this wheel is designed for JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

Name: 24x8.25 Northstar 10x285mm Hub Pilot Mirror Polish Both Sides (Big Hole) (returned item) Polished Aluminum this wheel is designed for JTXARCHETYPE2610F170
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 83347988671
Price: 249.50 USD
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Rating: 4.513 (30 reviews)

24x8.25 Northstar 10x285mm Hub Pilot Mirror Polish Both Sides (Big Hole) (returned item) Polished Aluminum this wheel is designed for JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

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24x8.25 Northstar 10x285mm Hub Pilot Mirror Polish Both Sides (Big Hole) (returned item) Polished Aluminum this wheel is designed for JTXARCHETYPE2610F170 this wheel is designed for dual rear wheel applications and is frequently used as a rear dismount dual wheel on Ford F 550 and F 600 trucks and visual impact This item has visible imperfections Bolt Hole Diameter: 26mm

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