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    1. Installing Hubcaps: Replica, Universal-Fit Push-on

    2. Installing Wheelskins with Perimeter Rim clips

    3. Installing Wheelskins with Center Clips

    4. Installing Peel-and-Stick Chrome Auto Trim

    5. Installing Peel-and-Stick Auto Molding

    6. Fitting Hubcaps or Trim Rings to Non-standard Wheels

All of our hubcap and chrome trim products are really very easy to mount, and each type will take less time than it will take you to read the directions. 

Your rims may be scraped,  corroded, rusted or discolored. For a professional-looking job, you may want to use some inexpensive spray paint on those areas of the steel wheel that might be seen through the openings of the hubcap.  If you paint, do it before you install the hubcaps, and give them adequate time to dry.  We have found flat black to generally looks the best behind chrome wheel covers, but gray or silver paint may also be suitable to your taste.

While you are installing your new hubcaps, this is a good time to take a moment and check your tires for wear and proper inflation.  Avoid being stuck on the side of the road with a tire problem with a little preventive maintenance.  The link below is to the Kelly Tire School, which provides good basic information that will help you do it right.  Goodyear Tire - Maintenance