OxGord 15 inch Hubcaps Best for 98-02 Honda Accord - (Set of 4) Wheel Covers 15in Hub Caps Silver Rim Cover - Car Accessories for 15 inch Wheels - Snap On Hubcap, Auto Tire Replacement Exterior Cap

This is an excellent value! OEM replacement wheel covers begin at $40 each for a used one and I have been told that Honda dealers charge upwards of $60 each.. These are nice looking plastic substitutes and are easily installed IF you follow Ledirector's very clear instructions in his excellent review. There are instruction notations on the inside of the wheel cover but Ledirector's recommendations make it easier. I also used a light coasting of grease where the tabs made contact with the wheel so I didn't have to force them to install. They snapped in very nicely and the job took 30 minutes for all 4 wheels.

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Love these! I'd wasted money on two previous sets of hubcaps from my local auto supply store trying to find one that fit my 2002 Honda Accord correctly... both sets ended up cracking before I could even get them on. These were much less expensive, and fit like a charm. Makes my old car look presentable again. Since they were so inexpensive, I even bought a second set thinking since they are made of plastic, they may crack easily. But seven months later I so far haven't had to even open the second set. A great buy for the price.

Purchased this set for just under twenty dollars with free shipping after pricing the genuine Honda wheel covers. My local dealer wanted over fifty dollars per wheelcover. They are available online directly from Honda dealers for about twenty five dollars each. I just could not see paying that kind of money for plastic that is just going to get scratched and weathered again.But I was afraid - I've broken other cheap plastic hubcaps like these before by whacking them too hard while trying to install them. I also read reviews about them not fitting because of lug nut interference. But for $5 per hubcap, I decided to give them a try.When I tried to install the first one, the lug nuts bumped into the inside of the depressions for the fake lug nuts on the cover. At first I thought my worst fears were true and these would not fit. But I looked at them more closely and realized if I oriented them differently, the lug nuts would fit BETWEEN the inner depressions. Then I noticed a subtle image of a valve stem molded into the inside of hub cap and realized that it was trying to tell me to align the image with the valve stem to avoid the lug nut interference. Sure enough - worked perfectly.Another hint is to make sure you place the metal rings in the groove FURTHEST from the hub cap, the one at the very edge of the retention "fingers". If you try to use the one in the middle of the fingers it will add too much tension and you won't be able to get them installed without breaking.One last hint. Align the bend in the rings with the valve stem and orient the bent part toward the hubcap, not toward the wheel.If you do these three things, these hubcaps will be a cheap solution to make your old car look better.1. Put the rings in the grooves at the very end of the fingers.2. Align the valve stem with the image on the inside of the hubcap (look hard in good light - it is there)3. Be gentle with them. If you man handle them you'll break them.My car is a 1999 Honda Accord LX.Hope this helps you!

I work on cars and I love this product. Especially for the money. These hubcaps bolt on with the lugs so you don’t have to worry about them popping off. Very similar to the oem Honda parts. Well worth the money.

No instructions included in box. Went to youtube to figure out the ring system installation. Found out there are two clip levels for tightness and that the air valve is embossed on the back of the cover. One cover actually broke while installing by hand. Did not use a hammer or pound on it. Maybe it was too cold or just plain cheap. Did not bother to ask for a replacement since they would probably insist on improper installation on my part. They do look good but the 3 wheel cover look is definitely not in. The jury is still out on whether they will stay on when I drive on a bumpy road. Use great care when installing or order 2 sets for spares.

So, I read the previous reviews, particularly regarding how easy these can break on installation. So I watched the video that was included on the amazon site to make sure I didn't miss anything stupid. Taking them out of the box, one of them had a broken tab. The tab was in the bottom of the box. So I took that one outside and put it on first, to make sure that it would still work with one missing tab. It did. It seems like a snug fit, so I don't think it will fall off anytime soon. So, I moved on to installing the second one. Following the video instructions, I snapped it on, however, the very last push cracked the outer rim of the hubcap. Please note that the tab did not break, but the actual face of the cap. Very brittle plastic. Same thing with the 3rd one: cracked the outer edge next to one of the "spokes". The last one seemed to go on OK.So, when it's all said and done, 3 out of 4 of the caps are cracked or broken...but still seem like they will hold on OK. They don't look bad, from a distance that is. So for $20 I guess it's a lot better than the original faded, chipped, scraped, war-torn caps.HONDA owners: be advised that for my 1999 accord sedan, YOU HAVE TO REMOVE THE LUG NUTS TO GET YOUR OLD CAPS OFF. They are held in place by the actual lug nuts. Once off, re-tighten and torque to 80 ft-lbs. Then, these new caps install over the top of the whole thing and are held in place by friction to the steel wheel.So for $20 I'm OK with this purchase, but definately not WOO-FREAKING-HOO. It will be interesting to see how well the finish holds up after a year or so.

Me gustó la calidad del producto están muy bonitos!!El problema es que yo pedi unas tapas con 4 birlos como se muestran en la imagen de compra del producto y me llegaron con 5 birlos!!Mi carro es un honda Accord 98