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Oem Rims For F250 Super Duty on 2040-parts.com

US $200.00
Location:

Morrison, Illinois, US

Morrison, Illinois, US
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These were taken off of my 2011 f250 super duty and are in great condition. I did take off the TPMS sensers to put in my new rims, so these DO NOT include the sensers or tires. Just the rims are for sale and will ship anywhere. Ask any questions that you may have. The lug nuts and the center peices are also included with the tires, I'll send pics of center peices if needed, just let me know.

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