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Introducing Boston Red Sox Tire Tattoos
TEAMS: Boston Red Sox

For all of the diehard Red Sox fans that feel they need to have everything imaginable on their ride sporting their favorite team this is for you.Introducing the Boston Red Sox Tire Tattoo.These tattoos come in packs of four so that every tire will get it's own special Red Sox logo decal. They fit on the sidewall of your tire, are easy to apply, and are officially licensed team logos.For the low price of $19.95 this set can be yours.How's this for beyond ridiculousness? I'll admit,...
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  • tiretattoo1 said October 21, 2009

    Don't hate on the Tire Tattoo! Its a company I started after years of being in the tire industry. I've watched people customize their cars with big tires and wheels and for most cars it enhances the look. Now you see bumper and window stickers, license plates and flags, all ways to express your fan loyalty but in a less refined way, in my opinion. Tire Tattoo let's you put Yankees, Red Sox, Mets, Dodgers, Cubs or any of your favorite MLB teams on the sidewall of tires to make it look like it was a $400 custom tire made just for you for only $19. People love it and if you put them on your own car, and stop at a red light, the person in the car next to you will smile and say nice tires and you will feel great about your favorite team and the rest is history. Rock on with the Tire Tattoo
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