Used 17" Toyota Camry (2012-2013) Factory/oem Wheel #69604 on 2040-parts.com
Fort Dodge, Iowa, US
USED 17" TOYOTA CAMRY (2012-2013) FACTORY/OEM WHEEL #69604
Wheel is in used condition and has ONE ding on the side (see picture). Wheel is blanced, straight and true. PRICE IS FOR ONE WHEEL! CENTER CAP &TPMS SENSOR NOT INCLUDED & ARE EXTRA ! EXAMPLES OF VEHICLES THEY FIT : (2012-2013) TOYOTA CAMRY MANUFACTURER : TOYOTA HOLLANDER #69604 SSSO B SIZE : 17X7 BOLT PATTERN : 5X114.3
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