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Your cart is empty. This set of 4 wheel covers easily installs over your existing factory steel wheels in minutes! These wheel covers are constructed from durable, automotive grade plastic and feature an attractive gloss black finish for a custom look
- 10 Split Spoke Style
- Front and Rear
- 15 Inch
- Fitment is for factory 15" steel wheels only
Fitment guaranteed ony for: Most 15-inch Steel Wheels
SUTHNR
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
My son picked these for his Corolla after 2 of the original ones were stolen. These are, of course, plastic. But they seem like a good plastic - hammering them on with the heel of my fist, they have enough flexibility to not be brittle. I had no problems installing them. Well, I did install the brass retaining ring the wrong direction the first time. The "dip" in the metal ring goes TOWARD the cutout in the wheel cover for the air valve. If you can't get the cover to fully seat against the wheel around the air valve, you likely have the metal ring the wrong way - flip it 180 degrees and try again - see pics (thumb up and down for right and wrong way). While not the design I would have chosen, my son loves them and they look good against the red car.Recommended
Antony Garcia
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
Fit perfectly, looks very nice on my Sentra.
JUAN F VELAZCO
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
These looks great on my trailer even tough, I broke 2 tabs on of them, also broke a blade on another one, I don’t really mind, cause I’m holding them safe with zip ties, just be careful when setting up on your wheel, cause plastic is a bit brittle.
Shelby
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024
I was shocked when these arrived as I honestly figured they had a 50/50 shot at being decent quality. For the price, these are top tier! They are a great value for the money. I did a lot of price shopping to find something reasonable that looked nice before settling on these.The look incredible and took maybe 10-15 minutes to install. They are definitely tricky to install securely without damaging, but it's not so much difficult as it is being gentle and careful. You have to pay close attention to where you align them with the tire to be sure not to cover your air valve. For this reason, I'd recommend removing them before or any tire services, like a tire alignment, to ensure the technician doesn't break them. Once they're installed the stability is perfect. They don't rock or feel loose.They are made of a thick plastic material and so far in the past few weeks they've held up great to any scratches or damage.I definitely recommend!
Brian Callahan
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024
Was pleasantly surprised by how good they looked close up . The directions were not the best but wheel adjusted easily. They went on very easily and securely . They looked even better on the the car than the pictures on the description . They are priced well and I would highly recommend this product!
Ash
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024
I like the look of them a lot and it has made my car look better. However you have to be careful when installing them because they will break easily and definitely require some finesse. They're easy to get off, though. Just pull firmly from the center and they should come right off
Enrique Zamudio
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
Look great and relatively easy to install if you have an idea of how to do it but if you don't they can easily crack on install
Stuart O'Donohue
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023
Okay, so as someone who purchased these wheel covers I get asked constantly by Amazon to answer people who want to know if they will fit on their car. So I am going to answer the question here once and for all and hopefully some of y’all will find it. The first question you need to ask yourself, and it doesn’t matter btw what kind of car you have or what year, is does my car have steel rims (with or without existing wheel covers), or does my car have alloy wheels? If you have the former these will work on your car, if you have alloys they will not. If you can pop them off with a screwdriver they are not alloys. Cheaper cars tend to have steel and fancier cars usually have alloys. Ask a friend or neighbor what your wheels are if you don’t know. Once you’ve established that you have steel rims and these will fit, you need to know what size wheels you have. The range will be between 15 inches and 22 inches probably. When you open your driver’s side door there will be a sticker on your door frame. On that sticker will be your tire size and recommended tire pressures. Your tire size will be something like P185/60R15. The last two numbers are the ones you are interested in. If it says 15 then you have 15 inch wheels and that’s what you should order. Thanks and please stop asking me now.
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