Nissan Tie Down Cleats on 2040-parts.com
Mesa, Arizona, US
4 Nissan tie down cleats for use with their utili-trac system. These came off my Nissan Frontier Pro-4X and since I traded in the vehicle I no longer have a use for them...you'll easily pay $25 or more for each cleat @ the dealership. Happy bidding & good luck!
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