Ezgo Steering Wheel Cover Plates Rxv Or Txt on 2040-parts.com
Birmingham, Alabama, US
This is is a steering wheel cover plate that goes on steering wheel of EZGO RXV or TXT. This make steering wheel look like a automobile type at fraction of cost of replacing whole wheel. These are OEM parts. Easy install, just pop clipboard off and carefully line up tabs of new with slots and push on. Takes about 2 minutes! FREE SHIPPING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Last two pictures are from a brand new RXV showing the steering wheel cover plate. THIS IS FOR THE TXT or RXV. SHIPS TO USA ONLY! FREE EZGO KEY WITH EACH PURCHASE
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