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Description
New Belt Tensioner 39162 Fit for Nissan Cube Sentra Versa Tiida NV200 1.8 2.0LPart Number: 11955ET00A, 11955JD21A, 39162, 49467, 999787, 999787A Application: Make Model Engine Year Note Fit for Chevrolet City Express L4 2. 0L 2018 2015 Fit for Nissan Cube L4 1. 8L 2014 2009 Fit for Nissan Nv200 L4 2. 0L 2021 2013 Fit for Nissan Sentra L4 2. 0L 2012 2007 Fit for Nissan Tiida L4 1. 8L 2016 2007 Fit for Nissan Versa L4 1. 8L 2012 2007 * Applicable vehicles are for reference only, please refer to the part number
Part Number:
11955ET00A, 11955JD21A,
39162,
49467,
999787, 999787A
Application:
Make
Model
Engine
Year
Note
Fit for Chevrolet
City Express
L4-2.0L
2018-2015
Fit for Nissan
Cube
L4-1.8L
2014-2009
Fit for Nissan
Nv200
L4-2.0L
2021-2013
Fit for Nissan
Sentra
L4-2.0L
2012-2007
Fit for Nissan
Tiida
L4-1.8L
2016-2007
Fit for Nissan
Versa
L4-1.8L
2012-2007
* Applicable vehicles are for reference only, please refer to the part number
| Make | Model | Engine | Year | Note |
| Fit for Chevrolet | City Express | L4-2.0L | 2018-2015 | |
| Fit for Nissan | Cube | L4-1.8L | 2014-2009 | |
| Fit for Nissan | Nv200 | L4-2.0L | 2021-2013 | |
| Fit for Nissan | Sentra | L4-2.0L | 2012-2007 | |
| Fit for Nissan | Tiida | L4-1.8L | 2016-2007 | |
| Fit for Nissan | Versa | L4-1.8L | 2012-2007 |
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★★★★★ 4
Fantastic ball
My son's dog is a pit and she couldn't destroy it like her other toys. Large or xtra large is better
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great for a very aggressive chewer
Our neighbor has a lab that's trained exclusively as a duck dog. My wife and I play with her on a daily basis and these Chuck It balls and her favorite retrieval toy and hold up well to some of the most aggressive chewing I've every seen - she non-stop chews on the ball during 45 minute play times. As a duck dog she's trained to retrieve in water and these balls float very well and she's never been able to puncture a ball despite her chewing. A great value that lasts.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2022
★★★★★ 5
great sturdy ball for aggressive chewers!
This is my 100-pound doodle's very favorite ball - he is obsessed with it. I keep at least two in storage at all times just in case his goes missing. He is a strong chewer and these are VERY difficult to destroy - not completely impossible (he put a gash in one), but pretty close!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Very good!!!
The best version! Buy the rubber balls... Those last forever... The included tennis ball lasted 30 mins...
Good for playing fetch especially if your dog slobbers...
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Reviewed in Singapore on 11 April 2022
★★★★★ 5
Better than tennis balls for dogs
Color: Orange, Size: Large
My trainer said better for my German Shepherds than tennis balls. They seem to like them, and they last a lot longer than regular tennis balls. We started using regular tennis balls as the dog ones broke first time out. They still managed to break the regular tennis balls also, just not a quickly. Once I found out tennis balls were not good on their teeth I bought these. The rubber ones are great.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026