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REHADESIGN WHEELCHAIR TIRE COVERS    

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Picture of REHADESIGN WHEELCHAIR TIRE COVERS RehaDesign Wheelchair Tire Covers are wheelchair tire covers designed for use by individuals who use wheelchairs. Also known as wheelchair slippers and esigned to prevent tracking in dirt and debris from the wheels, these covers stretch to fit standard wheelchair rear wheels. They can cover the tire only or the tire and the handrim. The can be put on without leaving the wheelchair and can also be used to protect wheels and handrims from damage during transport. They have a soft artifical suede finish and a special rubbery material inside to minimize slippage.

Notes: This product is sold in pairs.

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on February 25, 2010.

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Manufacturer:

Med Services Europe GmbH

Dufourstrasse 174, 8008
Zurich, Switzerland
Telephone: +41438193681.
Fax: +41438193682.
Web: http://www.NewDisability.com.
Email: info@MedServicesEurope.com.


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