19mm Acura Rsx Oem Lugnuts Honda Civic Tl Rl Mdx Cl Integra Accord Pilot S2000 on 2040-parts.com
Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, United States
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this is an auction for a set of 20 lugnuts. they are oem lugnuts and where remove with only 2 miles of use. they are 19mm lugnuts and are 7/8" long. they where oem lugnuts for the 05-06 rsx. they will fit all hondas and acuras that use 19mm lugnuts. just take one of your lugnuts off and you will know if they are a direct replacement. they will be shorter on most other hondas and acuras.
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