Toyota Tundra Oem 18" Wheels-only 60 Miles, With Midcaps And 20 Chrome Lugnuts on 2040-parts.com
Auberry, California, US
I'm selling a set of 4 Toyota Tundra OEM 18" wheels with midcaps and 20 chrome lugnuts. They were taken off a new truck with only 60 miles. They have only been dismounted once. They are in excellent shape. Only a few minor blemishes. All pictures were taken with my cell phone. Shipping in the U.S. is $119.00. Free local pickup is also available. Seller has the right to end auction early as these wheels are listed locally as well. 48 state U.S. shipping only. Will not ship outside the U.S. Price has been lowered from $329.99 to $199.99 for this Saturday and Sunday only. Price will go back to $329.99 on Monday. Thank you for looking.
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