Sport At Pedal Fuel Brake Footrest Pad Kit Fit Toyota Highlander 2008-2012 on 2040-parts.com
US $38.20
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:14 Days
Refund will be given as:Money Back
Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer
Restocking Fee:No
Return policy details:
Warranty:Yes
Fit Automatic Transmission of Toyota Highlander 08-12
Need drilling installment
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Material - High Grade aluminium alloy
Packing included 3× pedal with accessories in box |
Shipping Terms & Condition
We are not responsible for carrier transit time. It is highly depended on the carrier and postal service as excluded weekends and bank holidays. Please Note that delivery time may vary, particularly during peak periods or poor weather conditions and we are unable to take any responsibility for custom delay or tax.
You may be liable for customs fees sometimes, once the package reaches your country. You are responsible for charges - We have no way of controlling or predicting them. Since these policies vary widely from country to country, you are advised to contact your local post office for more information.
Once you bid, that means you agree our terms and conditions specified below.
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Expedited Int'l Shipping |
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Time |
US: 7-15 work days Australia/Canada: 10-20 days Europen: 10-25 days South America: 4-6 weeks |
5-7 days for Fist Class Mail only to US. 7-10 days for EMS to following countries Korea Japan Singapore Australia Germany France Spain Italy U.K Canada |
Tracking |
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Item will be shipped within 1-2 working days after your payment verified. Sometimes date will be delayed due to shortage. We won't be responsible for any delay during delivery including but not limited to customs postage checking, strike, force majored etc. Tracking number will be provided, online tracking is available after custom clearence 5-7 days later. |
Return Policy
All sales are final, please read our Return Policy carefully before bidding. No return will be acceptable over 14 days after package be received. No claim can be filed over 14 days after package has been delivered .Please contact us immediately if meet any problems with item. Only defective and incorrect item will be exchanged, Please provide a clear photo of the item that you received so we can do the exchange process. We highly recommended professional installment for all items. Installment instructions are not included in some products. If item is claimed as not fit, professional proof is required. Attention: Please inspect products carefully under the carrier's eyes upon arrival , no damaged claim will be honored over 3 days after delivery. If item is found damaged upon arrival, Please refuse to sign in it or take a photo of the problem. We will file the damage claim to the carrier. After claim has been approved, we will resend new one or refund. Buyer is responsible for return shipping fees in any case. Shipping, handling fees are non refundable. | | | |
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