Toyo Highway Tread 19.5 for Older Dodge 350 8 x 6.5" DRW Trucks (1969-1993) Kit Options:225/70R19.5 12 Ply 32" Northstar (Recommended) • Warranty: Comes with a JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

Name: Toyo Highway Tread 19.5 for Older Dodge 350 8 x 6.5" DRW Trucks (1969-1993) Kit Options:225/70R19.5 12 Ply 32" Northstar (Recommended) • Warranty: Comes with a JTXARCHETYPE2610F170
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Toyo Highway Tread 19.5 for Older Dodge 350 8 x 6.5" DRW Trucks (1969 1993) Kit Options:225 70R19.5 12 Ply 32" Northstar (Recommended) • Warranty: Comes with a JTXARCHETYPE2610F170 • Warranty: Comes with a 5 year warranty for added peace of mind ensuring a precise and secure fit for heavy duty trucking applications Fits These Trucks: 1970 Dodge D350 DRW

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