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Michelin X-ICE SNOW 225/65R17 106T

Name: Michelin X-ICE SNOW 225/65R17 106T
Brand: Michelin
SKU: M-D24387
Availability: OutOfStock

SKU / Part Number:

D24387

Winter Approved

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Title	Michelin X-ICE SNOW 225/65R17 106T
SKU / Part Number	D24387
Manufacturer	Michelin
Weight (approx.)	28.2 lb
Model	X-ICE SNOW
Size Description	225/65R17
Load Description	106T
Diameter (in)	17
Width (mm)	225
Profile	65.0
Load Rating	106
Construction	R
Speed Rating	T
Type	Winter

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