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Old 20-01-2018, 05:17 PM   #1
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Default MC Mondeo - Damaged wheel nuts

Hi,

Took my MC Mondeo into a large Tyre retailer today to have my tyres rotated and balanced. As a result the following damage was done to my wheel nuts on the drivers front and rear wheels. While they have agreed to replace the wheel nuts, can you just buy the cover/collar only or do you have to buy the whole unit.

Thanks rxj.

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