20x Black Alloy Wheel Nuts for Land Rover Discovery Sport

20x Black Alloy Wheel Nuts for Land Rover Discovery Sport

Marsoni

M251S

$38.00

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20x Black Alloy Wheel Nuts for Land Rover Discovery Sport20x BLACK Wheel Nuts for Land Rover Discovery Sport This listing is for a set of 20x Black wheel nuts to fit the Land Rover Discovery Sport. This wheel nut is suitable for all years of the Discovery Sport. These wheels nuts are machined from high strength steel and have a black painted stainless steel cap. The tapered seat of the nut (the part that touches your wheel) remains static while the rest of the wheel nut is free to spin meaning that force

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