Genuine Oem Toyota Highlander Rt Side Rear Bumper Support 52155-0e050 on 2040-parts.com
Athens, Texas, US
This is an OEM 2011-2012 Toyota Highlander Passenger Side Rear Bumper Support. Part # 52155-0E050. This goes under the tail light. If you are unsure of fit for your vehicle, please contact your local Toyota Dealer, or you can contact me with your VIN# (I also work n a dealership), and one of us will verify fit for you. Thank you for looking at my item, and please take a look at some of the other items I am selling.
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