🔲 Sparco SPC1490SV Lazio Silver Wheel Covers - Set of 4, 14-inch Review

Not only do they look the best on the market, they seem to be quite durable! It was difficult to install them on my Honda Fit but I am very happy with the end result.

These hubcaps look good, but you have to be careful when installing them. I just gently pushed on one which broke plastic but it stayed on my bike. I left it as it was almost invisible and rode 600 miles the next day on a dirt road. They were fine. Generally they are good for some cheap hubcaps.

I overpaid for these items due to shipping costs but I have no regrets. They look a lot better than my stock hubcaps. They're a little tighter than other hubcaps, but I don't think that's a bad thing. Just bend the ring a little and they snap into place. Accessing the valve stem can be a bit tricky, overall I'm very happy with it.

I installed these on my daughter's 2016 Honda Civic to replace the factory Honda hubcaps. They look closer to the real rim than any other wheel covers I've seen on the market. Shipping was expensive but I think the look it gives the car was worth it. Installs very easily and appears to be as tight as the factory caps. The photos I have included were factory covers and new hubcaps.

I bought these for a 2016 Hyundai Elantra. Standard factory caps are attached with nuts. It's not like this. They were difficult to install. I'm an ASE certified mechanic working on cars all day. The locking ring was too big for these wheels. I put them on without breaking any of them but 2 of them rebounded when I was driving for a week. Sad face. I have used other aftermarket wheel covers and have not had this problem. It could have been the steel rims themselves. You look pretty good.

As you can see from the photos these are beautiful covers that hide the ugly steel wheels and give the wheels a modern 'black' look. The photo shows mine on original 16 inch wheels. The metal ring in the cap snaps into the top or bottom notch to adjust the tension in the wheel. The instructions aren't clear on this - the bottom notch is more tension, the top less tension (mine is on the top notch). You also need to align the curve of the metal circle with a single "bar" that is slightly wider…