Bmw Hubcaps Center Caps Oem Steel Wheels E46 E36, Part # 36131179141 on 2040-parts.com
Providence, Rhode Island, US
Hub Cap - for 17" steel wheels - 70mm - Genuine BMW
Fits BMW : 323Ci / 323Ci Convertible / 323i / 323i Wagon / 325Ci / 325Ci Convertible / 325i / 325i Wagon / 325xi / 325xi Wagon / 328Ci / 328i / 330Ci / 330Ci Convertible / 330i / 330xi / M3 / M3 Convertible
Part #: 36 13 1 179 141 ( 36131179141 )
These are $45 each new at dealer! Save a ton with my auction! Perfect for adding to Bavarian Auto Sport steel wheels! Winter is coming!
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