Sno-skinz Custom Fit Covers Black/black #157-lt Blk/blk on 2040-parts.com
US $244.95
Location:
Hudsonville, Michigan, United States
Condition:New
Brand:SNO-SKINZ
Manufacturer Part Number:157-LT BLK/BLK
Disclaimer:Images are a representation of the item only. Stock Photo.
Color:Black/Black
UPC:Does Not Apply
SNO-SKINZ Custom Fit Covers Details MC-POWERSPORTS | Manufacturer: | SNO-SKINZ | Model: | Custom Fit Covers | Condition: | New | | Description MC-POWERSPORTS | - Constructed with Super VI Polyester Plus
- Custom tailored for an excellent fit
- Won’t shrink or stretch when frozen
- Reinforced stress points
- Adjustable tunnel section for various track lengths
- Deluxe Kimberly Clark® Series 300 undercover included
- Limited lifetime warranty
| | New and Genuine MC-POWERSPORTS | You can count on us, everything we sell is new and genuine! We are an authorized dealer for everything we sell. No knock offs or fakes here! | | Store Policies MC-POWERSPORTS | Payment and Taxes | | We accept PayPal and credit cards processed thru PayPal. | | | | Sales tax is collected for Michigan residents (6%). Any import duties, customs charges, taxes or VAT are the buyer's responsibility. | | | Shipping | | We do not ship orders on weekends or holidays. You will be emailed tracking/shipment confirmation when your order ships. | | | | If you have purchased expedited shipping, this does not affect the order processing time (please see shipping and handling time estimates under the 'Shipping and payments' tab above). | | | Returns and Exchanges - 30-Day Limit | | Please see details in the 'Shipping and payments' tab above. | | | Warranty Policy | | In the event of a warranty issue, buyer is responsible for all shipping costs. The manufacturer's policy will be followed to remedy the issue for you. They may opt to repair or replace the item at their discretion. | | | Contact Us | | Your satisfaction is our goal! If you have any issues with your order/purchase please contact us right away (BEFORE you leave negative feedback) to give us a chance to make it right. Our normal business hours are Monday - Friday 9:30 am to 5:00 pm (EST). Please allow us up to 24 business hours to respond your email/call (we are not open weekends or holidays). If you have any questions or concerns just send us an email or give us a call at 1-855-55- DEALS. Please note: Images are a representation of the item only. Actual item may differ slightly. Some images will show accessories or parts that are NOT included with this listing. Please read the listing title and description carefully. When in doubt, please email us or give us a call to confirm. Size charts (if provided) are for reference only. We are not responsible for accuracy/errors as this information is obtained from the manufacturer. Because all clothing fits differently, we encourage you to take your measurements, research the size you need and/or be professionally fitted to ensure a good fit. Don't worry, if it does not work out we have an exchange/return policy to help you (see details in the 'Shipping and Payments' tab above). | |
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