KT-950-15MBK, Chrysler Turisma, 15" Matte Black Replica Wheel Cover, (Set of 4)

I love these. They are very sturdy, great looking, and long lasting. I got a can of clear coat and sprayed them so they’re easy to keep clean. I then apply a spray wax and just rinse it off when I wash the car. My first set lasted 30 months looking perfect until the bonehead at the tire shop broke one by pounding on it with a rubber mallet when he didn’t have it properly lined up so I ordered another set.Note that bad reviews are not the fault of the wheel cover:a) If you have extra tall lug nuts these will not fit! Of course they’ll fall off if not seated flush to the wheel. If they don’t seat flush return them, they don’t fit your car.b) Yes, you have to properly install the tension ring or the covers will fall off. Put them in the first slot. If they’re too loose try the second but I doubt you need to do that. If you don’t put the tension ring in the same slot all the way around the cover they won’t seat properly. If you don’t line up the cutout in the ring with the valve stem cutout they won’t seat properly. If you put the tension ring on upside down they won’t seat properly, the ring will hit the wheel. Don’t blame the manufacturer when you don’t install something properly.c) These are surprisingly sturdy compared to most, the plastic is almost as thick as my stock Honda wheel covers. Of course, if you pound them in with a hammer you’ll break them, they’re plastic. If you don’t line up the valve cutout when you put them on you’ll crack them and possibly damage your valve stem. Don’t blame the manufacturer when you abuse their product.

When I first saw the price I thought that was for each one then I saw pack of 4 and I couldn’t believe it and I had to get them. When I first saw them I couldn’t believe how cheap they were because they really do look really great and if you spray some metallic black spray paint on the steelies before you put them in they almost look like rims especially when you’re driving and from a distance for less than half the price of them. When I first got them and put the wire in I noticed that the wires that goes around the valve stem was bent the wrong way and actually pressing against the valve stem it was easy to fix I just popped them out and held them with a press and pulled them down the direction they needed to be bent and then it slide in perfectly and with some followed light beating with a rubber mallet made them pretty hard to get out which is good because the pop-in wheel covers need to be as tight as possible inside of the rim so they don’t pop out when you hit a pothole. They feel light and cheap but I think that’s a good thing because they don’t have any of their own weight so when you hit a bump it won’t pull itself out from the momentum just watch out for curbs because they kind of stick out too, in a good way. I’ve had these in for only a few weeks and I still have all 4 but I have a good feeling about these wheel covers.

They look really nice on my '09 Civic. I was rather happy until I came home and saw a missing hubcap. What did I expect? Well I'll tell you. Not a lot from what I saw looking at how well the cap fits against my wheels despite my best attempts finagling it into the best position.The molded plastic on the back of the hubcaps are too big to be situated nicely against wheel bolts without wanting to push itself out of its seat within the hub of the wheel. And so these hubcaps did not fit as securely as they should because they're not really the best design. Honestly I should've stick to the hubcaps that you have to bolt in with your wheels. That or spray paint the stock hubcaps I had and save myself this trouble.There wasn't even a dang product insert with directions on what to do exactly and what to avoid. With so many complaints for this product's reviews, I would think they'd be at least trying to do something to avoid creating more pissed off customers.Look to another company and product and save yourself the trouble.

I bought these in September 2017 to replace the stock hubcaps. Of the 2 sets I got, this set was the most sturdy, it's strong, thick plastic that can't bend. I love that they aren't a flat design, I love the grooves, it gives it a more expensive look. I hit a pothole in about end of May 2019 and it cracked as you can see in the photo but still didn't crack the outer rim so I've left them on, however, NOT ONCE have these ever popped off and I'm shocked. I was living on a gravel road at the time with many potholes and never once had an issue. When installing give them a nice tap all around the edges to make sure they are secure, then give them the biggest tug you can. If they come off with barely any pull, then definitely tighten them. I also recommend taking them off when washing your car to clean them, lots of dirt builds up and could affect the grip. I also rub them with a rag with tire shine to give them a deeper black, slick look. Looks amazing with fresh tire shine on the tires! All in all, I highly recommend for price. Once these finally meet their death, I will repurchase. Let's see how many more years I get out of them!

It's impossible to find replacement wheel covers for this car. The lug nuts are extremely thick which prevent any wheel cover except the ones from the factory (which are bolted to the steel wheel with the lug nuts) from properly snapping on. I think ford did this intentionally so to attempt to force you to buy a better model of the fiesta. To install this wheel cover, I had to remove the lug nuts from the factory wheel cover, remove the factory wheel cover, re-install the lug nuts to gold the steel wheel in place, then attempt to put on this wheel cover. But as I said, it won't go on because the lug nuts stick out too much. This is really disappointing because these are great looking wheel covers that would have matched perfectly with my car since it's black and has a sporty design.. also, they feel extremely sturdy compared to some of the other wheel covers I've seen. I guess it was worth the try...