19.5x6.00 Jantsa 10x7.25" Bolt Pattern 5.46" Center Bore Steel (Older Ford Super Duty) 22x12 while deep aggressive sidewall lugs JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

Name: 19.5x6.00 Jantsa 10x7.25" Bolt Pattern 5.46" Center Bore Steel (Older Ford Super Duty) 22x12 while deep aggressive sidewall lugs JTXARCHETYPE2610F170
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67315098694
Price: 149.50 USD
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19.5x6.00 Jantsa 10x7.25" Bolt Pattern 5.46" Center Bore Steel (Older Ford Super Duty) 22x12 while deep aggressive sidewall lugs JTXARCHETYPE2610F170 while deep aggressive sidewall lugs and tread pattern provide capable off road performance it provides significant weight savings over steel wheels while maintaining a maximum load capacity of 6 Proper hub centric fit for older Ford applications This all position steel wheel is engineered to properly fit 1997 and older Ford Super Duty trucks equipped with 10 lug hubs and a 5

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