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Guangzhou Sunmax Auto Products Co., Ltd.
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Sunmax Carbon Fiber Steering Wheel Panel Trim Cover for Tesla Model S Model X LR & Plaid 2022+

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$59
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$57
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$53
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Color

Gloss Black

Key attributes

Place of Origin

Guangdong, China

Brand Name

SUNMAX

Model Number

TSLModelX-240430

Product name

Steering Wheel Panel Trim Cover

Car Model

For Tesla Model X 2022+

Type

Interior Trim

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Key attributes

Place of Origin
Guangdong, China
Brand Name
SUNMAX
Model Number
TSLModelX-240430
Product name
Steering Wheel Panel Trim Cover
Car Model
For Tesla Model X 2022+
Type
Interior Trim
Function
Decoration+Protection
Application
Car Interior Accessories
Material
Real Carbon Fiber
Color
Gloss/Matte/Forged Carbon
Install
3M Sticker Tape
Service
OEM/ODM/Customized Orders

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
50X30X10 cm
Single gross weight
1.0 kg

Lead time

Customization options

Customized logo(+ from /Min. order: 20 sets)
Customized packaging(+ from /Min. order: 20 sets)
Graphic customization(+ from /Min. order: 20 sets)
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