(1) Wheel Cruze 1203165 11 12 13 New Oem Surplus Less Center Cap on 2040-parts.com
Saint Cloud, Minnesota, US
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| About this part You are bidding on a factory wheel that will fit the vehicles listed below in the Fit / Interchange section. The above picture and below picture are the exact style of this wheel, but are not the actual wheel you are buying. We grade all alloy wheels with a percentage of quality, this number is in the above notes section. You can view our grading system here so you know exactly the quality you are ordering. Steel wheels that are covered by a wheel cover are not rated as they do not matter. Wheels will come with a center cap unless noted in the above notes section. We electronic spin test all wheels before shipping so you know you are getting a perfectly straight and balanceable wheel. *All of our new OE Replica wheels are sold without center cap. The auction titles for these wheels will be listed as: "NEW OE REPLICA-IN STK- SHIPS TODAY" Please send us an email if you would need the center cap and we would be happy to try and accomodate that request.* We ship all items within 24 hours of payment.
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This part fits these vehicles as long as the notes are followed CRUZE 11-13 16x6-1/2, alum, (5 single spoke, opt WR6) |
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  Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q: Can I buy this whole vehicle? A: Sorry, but you cannot. This car has been stripped and disassembled already. The title has been turned over to the State of MN declaring the vehicle for salvage use only. Q: I see a different part on this vehicle that I would like to buy. Is it for sale? A: Absolutely, we are an automotive salvage yard. All parts you see in the vehicle pics are for sale. Keep in mind that the pictures were taken when we received the vehicle, so the part you need could be sold already. You can check this by clicking on the vehicle image. This will bring up a list of all items left for sale. We would be happy to place the item on auction for you. Ir9JKCcKBJLqkn6cUFW8eA 1203165 NEW145 1203165 <<
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