Ford Explorer 2013 18" Factory Oem Rim Wheel 3859 New Takedown on 2040-parts.com
Chestertown, Maryland, US
Up for your consideration is a like new, take down set of 4 Ford 2013 Explorer Alloy Rims (part number BB5Z1007A). Rims are standard 18" x 8", 5 lug pattern 3859 rims taken off a new 2013 Ford Explorer with center caps. Low miles - under 3000 miles. ** Buyer is responsible for fitment and mounting tires ** This listing includes set of 4 Rims, TPMS ready, NO Lugs - NO Tires Included.
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