BDK HK993 Silver 15" Hubcaps Wheel Covers for Toyota Corolla (15 inch) – Four (4) Pieces Corrosion-Free & Sturdy – Full Heat & Impact Resistant Grade – OEM Replacement, 4 Pack

Put them on and they look great. Fairly easy to take off and put on. These are my second ones. They do scratch up and damge easy though. That's the only drawback.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These were recommended for the vehicle. They were easy to install and fit snugly.

Went on easy and looks nice on car

I don't understand the packaging... Only one of the 4 was in a plastic bag with the metal ring installed and the rest were loose, almost like they were returned. If that was the case they shouldn't have been sold as new. I'm just glad that nothing was damaged.These certainly look nice. I'll see how long they hold up - only time will tell. I had bought a similar set previously and they started to look horrible about a year ago, after about 4 years of use. The surface material had started to peel away. When one finally fell off I bought these. Considering that they're plastic they seem pretty sturdy and were easy to install. I wasn't looking to spend almost $400 to order a replacement set from Toyota, but of course, those are metal.

Great condition and packaging.

Our 2007 Focus wagon suffered a minor teenage mishap which lost two of the stock Ford wheel covers.This set of wheel covers seemed to be one of the very few options available (on Amazon) and at a very good price.My first impression was that they were packaged smartly, in a manufacturees box, with zero wasted space, and sufficient padding between the covers.The finish looks great, with a two-tone effect created by fake chromed lug nuts, and the body of the cover looking like polished aluminum. Only the tiniest of blemishes appeared anywhere on the covers.Unlike the stock covers, where the wheelcover was held on by plastic fingers that grabbed each of the 4 lug nuts, these covers have 6 tabs around the rim that are reinforced by a wire hoop, so the cover is held on by the tabss being pressed under the outer rim of the wheel.The tabs are just molded plastic, so I am concerned that the flanges may break easily, especially in cold weather, but only time will tell.When installing, watch the video included in this product page- other folks have said it helped them, and some folks said they cracked their new wheel covers by rushing the process. You have to place the wire hoop correctly so that the notch in the hoop is over the gap for the inflation valve, and place the wheelcover so it fits over the valve.This wheel cover fit fine on my rims even though I have balancing weights in several spots. You just have to be gentle in getting the flanges seated in a gradual process where you set the first tabs near the valve, and gently press the other tabs a bit at a time.I don't think this is as secure a system as the stock wheel covers, but these ARE an affordable alternative to spending 5X as much money to dress up a 16 year old car!

These are cheap, but the plastic is thin. 2 of 4 cracked when installing following the instructions in the product description video. The plastic is nowhere close to the Japanese OEM Nissan Altima 2001. Now I understand why they charge the same price for 1 used Nissan oem om Ebay as for these 4 on Amazon

They are nice with Gloss finish. Some biker broke my left one so I ordered another set. Despite pricing increase I support that they are made in Taiwan.