16" Mitsubishi Montero 03 04 05 06 Factory Wheels Stock Oem Alloy Rims #65786 on 2040-parts.com
Alton, Illinois, US
Here is a set of 4 - 16" Mitsubishi wheels
Originally off: 2003-2006 Montero but, may fit other years and models
As you can see, these wheels do have some cosmetic imperfections from prior use but, are very straight and look good.
Sorry, only comes with ONE (1) center cap
`~Feel free to ask any questions you may have~`
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