🚘 Enhance Your Toyota Camry's Style with Drive Accessories KT-944-15S/L, 15" Silver Replica Wheel Cover Set of 4 Review

MY FATHER LOST ONE OF HIS HUBCAPS. I contacted TOYOTA and they told me a replacement would cost $218. WOW. seemed high. SO I BOUGHT THESE "WRONG" SPARE PARTS. FOUR FOR SEVERAL COST OF ONE ORIGINAL. I UNDERSTAND THESE ARE NOT TOYOTA HATS BUT THEY LOOK THE SAME AND MY FATHER DID NOT KNOW THE DIFFERENCE. WHEEL COVER HAS BEEN RUNNING FOR SEVERAL YEARS WITH THREE SPARE PARTS IN THE TRUNK.

If it weren't for the middle section without the Toyota emblem, you would never have guessed from afar that it was a fake. You can buy an emblem and stick it on from what I've seen, but I've decided not to. This is a great cover replacement and significantly cheaper than the original covers. Most importantly, they look like the real thing and look better than the chrome plated ones you find in local stores unless that's what you're looking for. The fit was good and snug, I don't expect it to…

Matches the original hubcaps in the same design as those sold with the car. These hubcaps look like OEM. I bought the Toyota emblem decals that are also available from Revain and put them in the center of the hubcap so now I can't tell these hubcaps apart from the $80 hubcaps I bought at the dealer. I will never buy a replacement again. Dealer cap. It's cheaper to buy four of these generic wheel covers than one from Toyota, and the quality is no different. In addition, the four beautiful shiny…

Installed them on 15 inch steel wheels on a 2001 Toyota Sienna minivan and they fitted perfectly. At $24 for 4 packs I'm not sure how anyone can complain about that. They fit just like the original factory caps with a steel snap ring and plastic tabs. It's made out of fairly soft plastic, so it took a bit more palm gripping the perimeter of the cleats to install it, but it wasn't any different from the original Toyota covers. We'll see how they hold up, but after a pickup truck hits the freeway

Well based on other reviews i decided to take a chance. As objectively as possible: 1) They are definitely not Toyota. The locking mechanism is completely different. (2) Except for the missing Toyota badge they actually look the same on the outside and the silver trim looks OEM. (3) If it's really important to you, you can drill out the emblems (on the back) of your old hubcaps and then clean and attach them to your new hubcaps with clear silicone. But I don't really see the point because no…

After trying to install one of these things for 30 minutes, I think I've figured out how to install these wheel covers. In all the reviews and YouTube videos I don't think I've seen anyone explain this notch on the metal ring. Well, for those who have had trouble installing those hubcaps, you know it's always the last tab on the hubcap that's the hardest to hit. This is where the notch appears. You need to attach the ring to one of the tabs with this notch so that it gives a little more than…

Installation Tips: 1) Align the notch in the metal ring with the valve stem cutout and face the cutout (see image) 2) Make sure the metal ring is seated in the top groove at each location (see picture e.g. incorrect installation with one in the bottom groove and one in the top groove)3) The marking on the back says that the bottom groove should be used "for a larger size". target. I'm not sure how to interpret this - does this mean making a 'bigger' hubcap or a 'bigger' wheel. My suggestion is…

I was very excited when I received it as one of my hubcaps had mysteriously disappeared (theft? Desperate attempt at freedom? Who knows) and my car looked super ghetto. The hubcaps finally arrived and I was very pleased with their appearance as well as the clear instructions on the box. But when I went to dress this baby I was dismayed to find that they were too big. I looked at my tires: 15 inches. I groaned inwardly because I was sure I ordered the right size. And when I got back in, I…

I have a 2000 Toyota Camry LE V6 with 15" wheels and original hubcaps. Hubcaps wear out over the years. and cracks from numerous removals and reinstallations. Having recently lost a wheel cover I decided to replace the remaining 3 with this kit. It was shipped quickly and came with 4 wire spring washers to install in the covers (one spring per cover). I found the best way to attach these hubcaps is to tuck the bottom edge into the wheel, then crouch and balance both knees on tiptoe and push…