Raybestos Atd791c Brake Pad Or Shoe, Rear-advanced Technology Brake Pad on 2040-parts.com
Arlington, Washington, US
These are new in the box the items pictured are what you get. I include PRIORITY Shipping. Please if you have any questions ask.
RAYBESTOS ATD791C ceramic pads for sale these are rear pads at the
lowest price on EBAY. I strive to offer the lowest prices for items I
sell on EBAY and always include free shipping so there is no guesswork. Please insure this item fits your auto
as there are no returns. If you find a lower price on EBAY I will beat it of course it has to include the same shipping.
I will accept returns
for defective, damaged or misrepresented items that are through no fault of the
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