🚀 PacificDualies 49-1608 Polished 16 Inch 8 Lug Stainless Steel Wheel Simulator Kit for 1974-2000 Chevy GMC 3500, 1974-1998 Ford F350, 2008-2021 E350/E450 Van, 1974-1999 Dodge Ram 3500 Review

My wife and I just bought a Class C van. The simulations on the van were very rough so we looked for a new set. They were beautiful and fitted the frames perfectly. They have classified RV to lt.

I bought these for my 2006 Chevy 3500, they look good. The rear ones go all the way through and the front ones have a small gap. I still give them 5 stars because they lasted all winter and didn't fall off when plowing.

Don't listen to other reviews, if you put these caps on properly they won't come off. Used a rubber mallet to install and have driven the camper over 150 miles on freeways lots of truck potholes and they never came off, excellent covers.

I didn't want to spend money on 16 inch wheels so I bought these. 94 F350 chassis. They don't like being absent. So I feel good about not losing her. I will update if it fails. But I like her. Her pretty sharp looks.

They are pretty good. Fits extremely snugly on our 1999 Chevr K3500. So tight that I wasn't sure if they would continue, but they did. The truck wheels really spruced up compared to the old rusty steel rims. I'm curious to see how the chrome surface will hold up in a high-pressure cleaner over a long period of time.

I really like the look of these simulators, but they don't stay put. I have children with these things and I still lost two. I even bought a second rear set after losing one and thinking it was a fluke. Don't buy them, they fall off. Very disappointing! Put $300 in these things and I'll pull the other three because I don't give these guys my money anymore.

Total nonsense. Once installed, you could lose them if you ever need to remove them, e.g. B. for brakes or balancing tires. You lost all footing after the initial installation. And they cannot be bent back. I lost a bushing from two sets. Damn I'll never buy again! ***Edit*** 3 of 4 The second set disappeared before I could get it back. I have now bought a mounting kit that uses wheel eyelet thread extensions and fastens with nuts. There was no other problem. Spend extra money. It's worth it.