🔘 14-inch Silver Replica Wheel Cover Set for Toyota Corolla - Drive Accessories KT-842-14S/L (Pack of 4) Review

Of all the 14" hubcaps/hubcaps I've bought to replace those on my 2017 Mitsubishi Mirage, these are the longest lasting to date. It takes a little longer to install as the spring was stronger and the plastic is thicker than others I've bought. But the end result is a strong, beautiful bike. I'm a very happy customer.

This product worked great for my 97 Camry - I was worried about compatibility and whether the plastic parts would snap off, but it's been 2 months and everything is still fine. The only downside is that the tire inflation hole doesn't line up exactly with the opening in these hubcaps, but it's close enough that it's not a problem unless you're trying to inflate tires with a really high-pressure nozzle. . Overall I am very satisfied, especially the price.

They look exactly like my original Toyota hubcaps. Without instructions, it took a few minutes to figure out how to attach the guy wire. There are two tricks: You have to twist the U-shaped piece of wire so it fits into the 1/2" round indentation on the cap. (This makes room for the valve stem.) 2 in. The U-shaped part of the tension wire should be facing you (not the wheel) and placed on top of the cap to make room for the rubber valve stem.With the wire stirrups in place I was impressed at…

As with all other brand cheap plastic caps some break when fitted so order 1-3 sets. Return the cracked ones or leave the uncracked ones, you'll need more if you ever get new tires, balance or rearrange tires, change a flat tire, etc. Just for beauty before you sell or trade-in your car. Almost impossible to fit on a standard 14 inch steel wheel. I gave up and went to my tire shop. Took her technician and I, both of whom worked up our courage to fix three of them! 4. cracked in two places! to…

My Corolla is 18 years old and has done 285,000 miles (and counting). During those years I lost my cap twice. If you're reading this, you've probably replaced one of these before. In that case, you know you have two main choices. 1) Buy it direct from a Toyota dealership and pay around $75 (it's been a few years since I got the price) or 2) you can look around junkyards/junkyards and IF you can find one (because they're getting harder and harder to find), you can probably buy it for around $30.