Mercedes Benz Amg Logo Valve Stem Caps Emblem Valve Caps Chromed Roundel Tire on 2040-parts.com
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Product DescriptionLatest exclusive design, Great looking and good quality.We have many valve caps for other brand, please visit our store to find out more. Inner diameter: 7mm Material: metal Color:black What's Inside The Box 4 pieces valve caps in package. Installation Notes Supper easy install, do not need any tools, just screw it on your valve. Compatibility: The internal diameter of the cap is 7mm, which fit 99% cars, but to make sure fit, please measure your valve before buy. |
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