18" Toyota Tundra 6 Spoke Wheel Rim on 2040-parts.com
Rush Springs, Oklahoma, US
THIS IS FOR ONE USED 18 INCH BLACK CHROME TOYOTA WHEEL. IT IS 18X8 5x150 BOLT PATTERN WHEEL. FITS THE TOYOTA TUNDRA 2007-2011. SHIP TO LOWER 48 STATES ONLY. EMAIL ANY QUESTIONS.
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