Honda Original 19mm Lug Nuts (medium Depth 1-1/8") 20 Pcs For Oe Alum. Wheels on 2040-parts.com
Hayward, California, US
For sale 20 pcs of Honda 19mm Lug Nuts Medium Depth of 1-1/8" in length for Honda Cars with Honda Aluminum wheels and some Honda Steel wheels that DON'T use plastic covers. These Lug nuts has only been used once that originally installed by the factory and removed for the first time from a new Honda vehicle that have been replaced by a set of aftermarket wheels with aftermarket lug nuts. I No Longer Need these lug nuts and priced them way lower than dealer asking price! Please note: please carefully review listing pictures and list descriptions prior to purchasing as this item is in USED condition and there is NO warranty and NO return accepted. There will be a $10.00 re-stocking fee if buyer cancelled a purchased item prior to shipping and no return accepted after it was shipped. Thank you for looking!
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