20" Porsche Panamera Oem Rs Spyder Wheels Bbs Factory Rims 67390 67393 on 2040-parts.com
Fountain Valley, California, US
This is for FOUR used original equipment 20" wheels and tires from a 2012 Porsche Panamera ORIGINAL FACTORY OEM BBS SET Front Wheels: Rear Wheels: Fitment: NO TPM SENSORS INCLUDED CENTER CAPS INCLUDED 2x REAR TIRES AT AROUND 60% LIFE LEFT DOT 2012 2x FRONT TIRES AT AROUND 15% LIFE LEFT DOT 2012 VERY NICE CLEAN USED SET WITH MINIMAL WARE CALL/TEXT 562-29O-7897 LOCAL PICK UP WELCOME FOUNTAIN VALLEY,92708,CALIFORNIA
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