Audi Q5 19" Factory Oem Alloy Wheel Rim 58847 on 2040-parts.com
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, US
This listing includes:
ONE(1) AUDI Q5 19" FACTORY OEM ALLOY WHEEL 58847
Excellent functional condition w/normal wear/marks/scratches -see photos.
Great replacement/spare for your damaged wheel!
Centercap not included.
WHEEL-DO MEANS YOU DON'T PAY THE DEALER PRICE FOR YOUR OEM REPLACEMENT WHEEL!
ONLY OEM PARTS FIT AS INTENDED!
PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING.
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