'15-23 Dodge Challenger SXT 18" Gloss Black Wheel Skins IMP-401BLK

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M251S

$27.00

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'15-23 Dodge Challenger SXT 18" Gloss Black Wheel Skins IMP-401BLK'15 23 Dodge Challenger SXT 18" Gloss Black Wheel Skins IMP 401BLK This 18" gloss black wheel skin fits 2015 2023 Dodge Challenger SXT models with the matching 5 spoke aluminum wheel (see vehicle photo's). They are simple to install and instantly give the appearance of a real black wheel. They are made out of durable painted ABS plastic. To install simply remove your existing center caps, snap wheel skin over your wheel, tighten down center bore nut

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