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Used Tyres for Sale - Starting From $20

Sajed from Rototuna North

Car Wrecker NZ stock quality used tyres for Cars, SUVs, Vans, 4WDs & Trucks.

Yard Address: 6 Woodward Street, Frankton, Hamilton
Call us on 0800997000 or text us on 021873853

Looking for a reliable and trustworthy used tyres supplier in Hamilton? You've come to the right place! Car Wrecker NZ specialises in Second Hand Budget Tyres & Quality Tyres in Hamilton.

13″ Tyres from $20(Incl. GST)
14″ Tyres from $25(Incl. GST)
15″ Tyres from $30(Incl. GST)
16″ Tyres from $40(Incl. GST)
17″ Tyres from $50(Incl. GST)
18″ Tyres from $70(Incl. GST)
4WD Tyres from $70(Incl. GST)
Van Tyres from $60(Incl. GST)
Commercial Truck from $90(Incl. GST)
Set of Mags Wheels from $200(Incl. GST)

www.carwrecker.nz...

Price: $20

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