Pilot WH544-15C-BLK Universal Fit Formula Series Black and Chrome 15 Inch Wheel Covers - Set of 4 - Enhance Your Vehicle's Style and Protection with these Sleek Wheel Covers! Review

Easy to install. You look very sporty. Definitely "revived" my Kia. But I got them from the Revain store for $20 off the regular price. The discs were fine but the box was badly worn. There isn't a big one. Aerosol paint is far from perfect. There is an overflow from silver to black. And vice versa. I would be very unhappy if I paid full price for it. But I'm happy about the discount. As I said, they look very pretty if you don't get close and look. But who?

Out of the box they look like high quality wheel covers. That's all I can say positively. As other reviewers have pointed out, installation is a nightmare. I followed all the instructions and one still came off on the first disc. I found it, again followed the instructions exactly, and about a week later it was gone. After this happened on 3 different bikes I finally gave up looking for them to reinstall. Save your money by spending more money on a better wheel cover set. If you don't like…

The price is almost the same as in Auto Zone. They make my old 2007 Matrix look like it's from the future LOL! Make sure they fit snugly. One of these fell off because one of my wheels seems a bit smaller or the adjuster strap on the one that fell off. What I mean is that the position of the wires holding them in place may not be the same for all wheels. wheel covers. You will understand what I mean. Just wiggle and wiggle AND make sure they're PRESSED, or you'll end up in the local car zone or

Bought these caps because they looked good. Although my tires are R15, I had trouble fitting them as the locking ring made installation difficult. When I tried to push the cap in, it cracked. I ended up having to get my wire cutters and trim the locking ring to fit my tires without breaking them. However, it doesn't end there. After riding them for a day or two, two of them broke just from riding in them, so I'm now stuck with three ripped hubcaps. I wish I'd thrown away my shitty old hats…

About a year ago I bought a used car with 4 new hubcaps. One was lost shortly after purchase so I'm ordering 4 more. Sometimes another got lost and I've replaced it. I ended up running out of spares and I went with 3 hubcaps, then 2, then just 1. And lest you doubt my hubcap skills, last winter I mounted 2 winter tires and then 4 all-season tires on this. Summer so at least 6 hubcaps were "expertly" fitted and fell off like the rest. After scattering 7 of these plastic washers across the…

I lost my hubcap and decided to try something new. I almost didn't get these hubcaps after reading negative reviews about them not coming off easily or breaking. I'm glad I threw in the bones because they were easier to install and have been holding up great for about a month now. They fit well and are thin plastic (like most hubcaps) so don't force them. First insert the metal bracket and make sure it snaps into all the clips around the rim. Then line up the air valve and thread it through the