1992-1999 Pontiac Bonneville 16x7 Aluminum Rim Set Of 4 Web, Gold Gm 5x115 4.53 on 2040-parts.com
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
I'm selling a set of 4 used wheel rims from my 1996 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi with the center cups. They are in pretty good condition, no dents or cracks.
These are the OEM rims that came with the car. It should fit all Bonnevilles from 1992 to 1999 as ell as a lot of other GM cars, such as: Impala, Monte Carlo, Trans AM, Firebird, Regal, Eighty Eight, Riviera, STS and others. These are 16in by 7, aluminum, gold, 5x115 bolt pattern. Check with the dealer to see if it will fit your vehicle.
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Wheel 02 03 gmc envoy 17x7 alum brushed opt n75 two types of spokes 942166(US $95.00)
Wheel 02 03 gmc envoy 17x7 alum brushed opt n75 two types of spokes 942169(US $95.00)
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