Toyota Sequoia 18" Oem Steel Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Orlando, Florida, US
Four 18" TOYOTA SEQUOIA 2013 OEM wheels.
I have for sale four 18-inch original equipment 2013 steels wheels, including original center caps. The wheels are original equipment Toyota wheels, with Toyota stamp on the back of the rims. . The wheels are take offs from brand new vehicle (not registered), with ZERO miles. The wheels have no scratches or dents and are in excellent condition.
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