22" Inch Xd 778 Bronze Monster Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Yorba Linda, California, US
This set of 4 new wheels are just sick!
22x9.5 with an 18mm offset. I have several sets all 6 lug. I have Chevy and Ford patterns. These wheels are selling for over 340 each!! My deal of the week is an opening bid of 900 on the set! Brand new 22 inch xD 778 at nine hundred bucks? Wow! Call me for any wheel and tire need , we have over 35 years experience in our complete wheel machine shop you can reach us at 714 553-3910. I have some 8 lug XD as well I have some OTR and some Rockstars
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