Drive Accessories KT-881-15S/L, Nissan, 15" Silver Replica Wheel Cover, (Set of 4)

These hubcaps were easy to install. First, you have to "assemble" the parts* (there are 4 wheel covers and 4 metal rings, that's all!). Just fit one of the metal rings into each of the hubcaps. On the back of the hubcap there is a small diagram/image that shows you where they fit, but I have attached a video for you to see, because the diagram is not that great. Basically, you want to put the wire into one of the two grooves inside the first few tabs, then pull the ring inwards to fit/snap it into the remaining tabs. This creates enough outward-pushing tension for those little tabs to hold the wheel covers on once you've snapped them into place. NOTE- Each ring has a small area were the ring juts out, this needs to line up where there is a groove in the wheel cover for your valve stem (the thing you put air into). SEE VIDEO. The bolt covers are just a plastic mold, so you don't have to unscrew them like many standard hubcaps. I personally like this. If you are feeling really enterprising, remove each wheel, clean the rims, tape off the valve and the tires, and paint with a black rust-preventing spray paint. Once *completely* dry, put your wheels back on, put on these replica wheel covers, and your car will instantly look several years younger--in my case, two people asked if I had gotten a new car (I drive a 2006 Chevy Aveo). *The dryer sheet on my laundry room floor is NOT included in your kit ;-)

Terrific deal. Really look nice. Only minor paint flaws on one. Perfect fit for the 1998 Altima w/ 15" rims, but you should put the ring on the correct way. Use the outermost slots. There's also a bend in the ring designed for the air valve. It should face outward, toward the street. Otherwise, it may try to push the hub off. Position the hubcap over the valve first and work the tabs on from there. When you get to the last one or two it will help to have a small amount of Vaseline or spray lube on the tabs to help push them in. A slight tap is what's needed, not constant force. Those tabs are fragile - don't force them.

I was looking for replacement wheel covers for a 1999 Nissan Altima, and these were the perfect match. They are nearly the same design as the original, except these have fake lugnuts that cover up the real ones once installed. From a distance though, they're practically indistinguishable from the original wheel covers. Installation was incredibly easy, all you have to do is attach the metal ring to the covers then pop them in onto the wheel until they click in place. The only downside to this version is you won't be able to change a tire with the cover attached.

I just love my car and was devistated when one of my hub caps on my winter wheels went missing??? Just one from the dealer is an unbelievable price of: $125.00!!! A used one is over $30.00, and it looks used!!! There always the "junk yards", but my car is the last year they made it and I was afraid if after all that "crawling around" the mountains of junk cars and parts...I'd only end up w/tetnus!!! Then I see these...they look just like what came on my "stock wheels" w/the xception of the emblem in the center of the hub cap...only I have noticed this!!! I got all 4-for less than the refurbashed one(only one)!!! My car looks great again in the winter and I have more money in my pocket!!! AWESOME!!!

I recently lost a hubcap while visiting San Diego. I checked out the auto parts store just down the street from my house. The wanted $37.99 for 1 hubcap and they did not have one that matched the set already on my car. My options were to just get a mismatched one or to buy an entire new set. When I got home I did what I always do and got on Amazon. I bought an entire set of new hubcaps and had them shipped at a cost that was lower than what my local store wanted to charge me for 1! Another reason why the majority of my shopping is always done on Amazon.

I bought these to replace the wheel covers on my 96 Saturn. They were pretty beat up after so many years. These were inexpensive and I had my wife pick out the design. She really likes them on the car and thinks they make the old girl look half her age. The installation with the retaining rings was literally a snap and I think a much better system than the way the original wheel covers were attached to the car. 5 stars for appearance, quality of materials, ease and security of installation and the fact that my wife loves the way they look!

DO NOT order from this place if you want to receive your order. We ordered this item at the beginning of October--it is now nearly Christmas and we still have not received anything except emails saying there have been unfortunate delays. They said they will keep trying if we want them to, but really how hard can it be to ship a set of hubcaps?

As other customers have pointed out, the bolts are not real bolts but just part of the molding. This was a bit disappointing but I had read the reviews before buying so it's ok. Otherwise they do look ok and give the car good make over. However, i have already lost one of the wheelcaps. I was afraid this would happen since they never seem to fit very well to my wheels. I did get the right size. Anyway, i'll keep looking for a set that has actual real bolts. UPDATE 11/14/2014 Eventually lost another cap. Good while it lasted. You could use plastic bolts to fasten it to the wheel but I find it unsightly. Already got a brand new set of aluminum wheels so good riddance