Two 2 Jeep Liberty Repair Fix Infinity Front Door Speakers 02 03 04 05 Service on 2040-parts.com
Monroe City, Missouri, US
You Send your Speakers to us- your cost and we Fix them that Day and Ship out the next shipping Day For $58
One Speakers is $30. All Fixed speakers have 90 day Warranty!!!!
If the speakers are rattling but working then we can return the new sound.
Fixed speakers will last longer than even new ones!!
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