Brand New Set Of 4 Bmf Novakane Wheels 8x180 18" Silverado 2500hd on 2040-parts.com
Orange City, Florida, US
4 Brand new BMF NOVAKANE DEATH METAL BLACK wheels with the 8x180 bolt pattern. These are 18" x 9" wheels with a 0 (zero) offset. As you can see 3 of them are new in the box, the 4th one I mounted to check out fit on my truck, it has not seen the road. These will fit a lifted truck where my truck is stock height. These are for the newer Chevy / GMC trucks with the 8x180 bolt pattern, they will not fit the 8x165.
Shipping from 32763 UPS GROUND.
Re-listing do to a non-paying bidder ( scottpalmer4382 ). Please plan on paying if you are the winning bidder, its a pain to go through the resolution center process to collect your refund when a bidder does not pay!
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