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ICON Rebound 20x9 6x5.5 0mm Offset 5in BS 106.1mm Bore Double Black Wheel

SKU: ICO1820908350DB
Barcode: 00840103429465

$385.81

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ICON Rebound 20x9 6x5.5 0mm Offset 5in BS 106.1mm Bore Double Black Wheel

$385.81

$385.81

Tech Specs

Brand
ICON
SKU
ICO1820908350DB
Manufacturer part number
1820908350DB
Category
Wheels › Wheels - Cast
Shipping weight
41.4 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

ICON Alloys is pleased to announce the arrival of new 20" sizes of our best-selling 'Rebound' wheel designed for today’s most popular 5-lug and 6-lug applications. Combining sharp lines, a concave spoke design, and color-matched rock ring bolts the new 20x9 ‘Rebound’ has a style that is anything but ordinary. These new wheels not only enhance the appearance of the most common vehicles, but also improve function with "ICON-optimized" backspacing that provides better wheel fitment, maximized caliper clearance, reduced scrub radius, and unhindered suspension travel.

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