Genuine Mercedes Sticker Tire Pressure For W108, W109, W116, W123, W124, W126 on 2040-parts.com
Wiesbaden, Germany
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You are bidding for a new Mercedes sticker tire pressure for W108, W109, W116, W123, W124, W126 and W201 models reading "Beim Beladen Reifendruck nach Tabelle richtigstellen". The sticker is new old stock and a genuine Mercedes-Benz part and extremely rare. There are only a few original ones in stock anymore.
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