Mercedes Center Cap Approx. 3" on 2040-parts.com
NorthEast, US
(1) NICE Condition Mercedes Center Cap
- Nice shape does have surface scratches, nicks, and some paint chipping, but NO major defects. Excellent replacement for a daily driver if you have a show car we always recommend finding a brand new piece!
- Measures approximately 3" across the back.
- Does not include a replacement screw if necessary.
- Make sure the part number matches yours exactly (you can find it on the back of one of your other center caps) as these caps DO come in different sizes but look the same.
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