17 Inch Lincoln Ls Factory Oem Alloy Wheel 00 01 02 03 04 05 2w43-1007-ja 3445 on 2040-parts.com
Austin, Texas, US
These wheels are 17" original factory oem Lincoln LS 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 aluminum rims. The part number on the wheel is 2W431007JA
and the Hollander exchange number is 560 3445 3445. They are in very good to excellent condition. The wheel you see in the picture is the wheel you will get (minus the center cap). I rate them a B- to B with some scratches. If you need to ask where the scraches are or how bad they are, or if you would like extra pictures of the wheels then these are not the wheels for you. The wheels in this auction are sold separately. These wheels DO NOT come with a center cap, but no lug nuts, tire, or a TPMS sensor. If you want a center cap let me know and I will see if I have one available. All of the wheels I sell roll straight and are free of any dents or dings. Of course these can fit on many GM cars around this year including Chevy, Buick, Pontiac, etc.
A+ is reconditioned or new
A is a take off wheel removed from car with less than a thousand miles
A- is a wheel with light scratches, car wash brush scratches.
B+ is a wheel with light scratches, very minor curb scratches.
B is a wheel with curb scratches, clear coat issues, brake dust build up in vents.
B- is a wheel with deeper curb scratches, clear coat issues, brake dust build up in vents.
C+ is wheel with curb scratches noticable from up to 10 feet away.
C is a wheel with very obvious visual defects, scrapes, clear coat problems etc...
C- is a ugly wheel that a customer may buy strictly because of price, usually deeply discounted
We ship UPS ground. PLEASE EMAIL ME FOR A SHIPPING QUOTE IF YOU LIVE OUTSIDE THE U.S. Local pickup in Austin, TX is available.
PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL WHEEL SHOP OR DEALERSHIP TO MAKE SURE THESE FIT ON YOUR TRUCK/SUV, THERE ARE NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS ON THESE.
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