New Factory Original 2001-2006 Lexus Ls430 Rear Brake Pads 0446650091 Pad Kit on 2040-parts.com
LEXUS, US
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Auction - New Lexus rear brakes for the 2001-2006 LS430. These are the brakes (includes 4 individual pads) for the rear of the vehicle. Payments - PayPal only. Payments to be remitted within 3 days of purchase. Shipping & Processing - we ship daily. You may expect your item listing to be updated with tracking information shortly after your order has been processed.
Returns -14 Day return window from date of purchase! For returns accepted beyond the allotted time-frame is subject to small administrative fee not to exceed 9% of the purchase price. No returns beyond 30 days from purchase date.
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