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PCL | Pocket Tire Pressure Gauge with Angled Head 6-50 psi (TPG1H17) Model_14-101 Perfect for 8-10 hole Budd 5150595

Name: PCL | Pocket Tire Pressure Gauge with Angled Head 6-50 psi (TPG1H17) Model_14-101 Perfect for 8-10 hole Budd 5150595
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 71658815337
Price: 21.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6075 (22 reviews)

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71658815337 · ★ 4.6

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PCL | Pocket Tire Pressure Gauge with Angled Head 6-50 psi (TPG1H17) Model_14-101 Perfect for 8-10 hole Budd 5150595

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PCL Pocket Tire Pressure Gauge with Angled Head 6 50 psi (TPG1H17) Model_14 101 Perfect for 8 10 hole Budd 5150595 Perfect for 8 10 hole Budd type wheels The TR416L Clamp in metal valve stem is used on car and light truck applications Positive sealing washer ensures reliability PCL’s TPG1 incorporates a self adjusting friction device

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