Fit For Hyundai All New Tucson 2016 New Design Running Board Side Step Nerf Bar on 2040-parts.com
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Leading time:5-7 working days for formal order 3-5 working days for sample order
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All of our items will shipped by DHL,FedEx,TNT express(to Best Express!Best Service!Best Supporting!All of them from our store! All of our SIDE STEP(RUNNING BOARD)will send out whole set(left+right)+brackets(some models do not have bracket)+installing fittings(screws+nuts)
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