Nissan Sentra Factory Wheel Genuine 16" on 2040-parts.com
Barberton, Ohio, US
AUCTION TO INCLUDE 1 FACTORY NISSAN SENTRA FACTORY WHEEL.THIS OFF A NEW VEHICLE.WHEEL WAS TAKEN OFF AT DEALERSHIP AND HAS 5 MILES ON IT.WHEEL IS PERFECT WITH NO CURB RASH.WHEEL IS TRUE AND STRAIGHT.WHEELS DOES NOT INCLUDE CENTER CAP OR TPMS SENSOR.WHEEL WILL FIT MANY MODELS OF NISSAN.CHECK FITMENT BEFORE BIDDING.WE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.WE SHIP USPS WITH TRACKING.
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