Find 20" ROHANA RC10 CONCAVE MACHINED STAGGERED WHEELS RIMS in Los Angeles, California, US, for US $1,599.50

Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Return policy details:Any warranty request must be done by submitting a warranty service request. After submitting said warranty request, we will review the request and issue an RMA #. Only products with a valid RMA# will be accepted. All other returns will be refused on arrival. When you ship your item, please use a shipping method that can be tracked, such as FedEx and/or UPS and provide the tracking number to us in writing. Always insure the shipped items for the full purchase price. If returned products are found not to be subject to the warranty coverage, the product will be returned to the sender, without repair or replacement, at the senders' expense. Buyer(s) are responsible for all shipping costs, plus a 25% restocking fee. This will be applied to all cancelled and/or returned orders. All items must be returned in brand new, un-mounted, not installed on vehicle condition with original packaging, otherwise we don’t accept cancel, refund & exchange. No cancellations or refunds/exchange will be issued on special orders, custom built, custom painted, used rims and tire pkg, rims & tire pkg (i.e mounting & balancing pkg), tire mounted rims or 3 piece wheels. When we shipping back to Buyer(s), Buyer(s) responsible shipping & handling fee. For customers purchasing wheels only (i.e. no tires), once a tire is mounted on a wheel no returns will be allowed. We don’t responsible(such as refund/return & exchange) for fitment unless Buyer(s) provide vehicle brand and model. All items are subject to availability. Any shipping damage or defects must be reported in writing within 24 hours of receipt. All claims must be reported within 24 hours of receipt of merchandise in writing only. We assume no responsibility for delayed, damaged or lost items by the shipping company. Shipping damage claims must be filed with the shipping company. We will assist in this process; however, we must be notified of damages in order to facilitate the claim process. No exchange will be given for customers who bid on incorrect items. Please read the item description carefully and ask any questions before placing any bids. Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted

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