


'03-26 GMC Savana Van 16" Gloss Black Wheel Skins 617-GB
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'03-26 GMC Savana Van 16" Gloss Black Wheel Skins 617-GB'03 26 GMC Savana Van 16" Gloss Black Wheel Skins 617 GB This 16" gloss black wheel skin fits 2003 2026 GMC Savana Van models with the matching 5 spoke, 8 lug styled steel wheel only. They are simple to install and instantly give the appearance of a real black wheel. They are made out of durable gloss black painted ABS plastic. Your existing center cap will show through the opening for a factory appearance. Specifications: Fitment: 2003 2026 GMC
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