12"13"14"15"16" abs/pp wheel trims / wheel cover / hubcap

Manufacturer of 200 models of car hubcaps,car wheel rims,oem car wheel covers, Choose our hubcap to decorate your car and shine your way!

◊ material: ABS / PP / NYLON

◊ finishing: General paiting / Lacquer / Chrome / Two-colors

◊ size: 12" / 13" / 14" / 15" / 16"

Products basic information:

(1).products parameters

(2). products appearance

(3).packing detailes

4pcs/sets;4sets/carton

4pcs in color box; 4 color boxs in carton box

(4).installation

(5).FAQ

How do I know which size wheel cover(hubcap) I need?

To determine your wheel covers size, simply look at the side of your tire. There, you'll see a 9-digit code beginning with the letter “P.” The specific digits you're most interested in are the last two numbers. They will always follow the letter “R.” This 2 digit number is your wheel size as well as your wheel cover (hubcap) size. It's as simple as that. What you donot want to do is physically measure the tire or the wheel covers.

Examples of tire codes:

P215/70R16 (Requires a 16 inch wheel covers)
P205/75R15 (Requires a 15 inch wheel covers)
P195/75R14 (Requires a 14 inch wheel covers)

Are your wheel covers(hubcap) metal or plastic?

The answer depends on exactly which wheel covers you are ordering. A common misperception is that most wheel covers are made of metal. In fact, the opposite is true. While there are still a few metal wheel covers out there, the vast majority are plastic. If you need help determining if your wheel covers are metal or plastic, we would be happy to assist you .

How long will it take to ship my order?

We ship the goods after 20-30days after we received the deposits.

Do I need to buy a special tool to install my wheel covers(hubcap)?

No. Absolutely not. Some websites would have you believe that you need to buy their special "wheel covers tool" to install your wheel cover. Not only is this untrue, it's unethical. Save your hard-earned money. Once upon a time, older metal wheel cover needed to be "pounded on" by a rubber mallet, but with today's plastic wheel covers making up the great majority of all the wheel covers on cars today, this is simply not the case anymore. In fact, the use of a "wheel cover tool" to install plastic wheel cover is a leading cause of breakage. Just your own two hands will more than suffice for the majority of all wheel covers installations. There are a few styles of locking wheel covers that require the "key" provided by the vehicle manufacturer to lock and unlock them. Most of these are wire wheel covers. These wheel cover do not require a special "wheel cover tool" either.