Genuine Honda 44733 TA5 A00 Wheel Cover Review

My original caps needed replacing. They came quickly, they were in great condition and I put them on AAA when changing tires. I'm not thrilled with the price of the hubcaps but I've compared prices with 3 different companies and they were at or under the price. Overall a good buy.

Contacted local Honda dealer to replace a broken hubcap on a 2012 Honda Accord. They wanted over $100 (just for the part and that had to be ordered). original found. Worked great. Very easy to install. Installed when changing wheels. For installation, the wheel nuts must be removed and the car jacked up like the original.

These are legitimate, good replacement caps. Just make sure and check your nuts after installation. Drive your car around the block a few times and make sure they're sealed. I tightened mine, drove around the block and two of them were loose. I'll do this a few times to make sure they end up sitting right. I saw 2 others mentioned the same issue so I decided to sign up. Imagine a wheel breaking off on a freeway.

Once you've installed the hood, it's just as easy to remove. The description and the video they give you show that the product is easy and convenient to install, which is... very easy. But once you're over 45 mph, say goodbye to the hubcap. When I reached out they said "This is a bolt on product and that's why I had to lose the whole wheel" which doesn't make sense because I don't mount rims. Don't buy them, just go to Walmart, buy 4 packs for $24.99 and you're in for a Walmart adventure, who…

carefully packaged. In the big box were four wheel covers, each in its own box. Cardboard saved for garage use and recycling. Bought a quad for a 2012 Honda Accord LX friends. PLEASE take your time and do the correct installation. I have a nice, not too expensive stun gun that I bought to save my knuckles and get back in the garage. I'm not a professional, but a careful handyman. Used it for installation today and it was perfect. I lifted one wheel about an inch off the ground. Then I unscrewed

These are regular replacement caps. Just make sure and check your nuts after installation. Drive your car around the block a few times and make sure they're sealed. I tightened mine, drove around the block and two of them were loose. I'll do this a few times to make sure they end up sitting right. I saw 2 others mentioned the same issue so I decided to sign up. Imagine a wheel breaking off on a freeway.

Once you've fitted the hubcap, it's just as easy to remove. The description and the video they give you show that the product is easy and convenient to install, which is... very easy. But once you're over 45 mph, say goodbye to the hubcap. When I reached out they said "This is a bolt on product and that's why I had to lose the whole wheel" which doesn't make sense because I don't mount rims. Don't buy them, just go to Walmart, buy 4 packs for $24.99 and you're in for a Walmart adventure, who…

Packed with care. In the big box were four wheel covers, each in its own box. Cardboard saved for garage use and recycling. Bought a quad for a 2012 Honda Accord LX friends. PLEASE take your time and do the correct installation. I have a nice, not too expensive stun gun that I bought to save my knuckles and get back in the garage. I'm not a professional, but a careful handyman. Used it for installation today and it was perfect. I lifted one wheel about an inch off the ground. Then I unscrewed…