Do you put those covers over your alloys?
Is this to try to stop the alloys corroding ? Have never seen anybody do that before.
Any suggestions for some 15" wheel covers for winters? I'm pretty sure that the dealer would charge and arm and a leg for OEM ones.
I find that most of the ones out there are just plain ugly or too ... erm ... tuner (read: bling).
This is the only decent one I could find... $17 CAD each:
Last edited by Qube; 10-18-2005 at 07:27 AM.
Do you put those covers over your alloys?
Is this to try to stop the alloys corroding ? Have never seen anybody do that before.
1991 BMW 525i sport manual, BBTB, Mintex Extreme Pads, Bilstein dampers and Eibach springs,Viper2 chip, //M5 Replica.
lol they are for steel rims.
lol I was looking at the alloys in his pic and wondering.Originally Posted by Jon K
If i had steel rims for the winter I dont know if id bother putting any trims on them, I dont like any of them !
1991 BMW 525i sport manual, BBTB, Mintex Extreme Pads, Bilstein dampers and Eibach springs,Viper2 chip, //M5 Replica.
BavAuto has some Bottlecap-looking covers, but the price is a bit too high. 37 for one ...
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just buy yourself a set of used basketweaves, and ride through the snow in style
just bought a set for 100$, two of them are better than the ones i have on my car...
Heh I would too... cept I bought a set of snows from Bruno with steelies.
How about these?Originally Posted by Qube
http://www.carparts.com/autoparts/Pr...+10201/c-10621
Make your 15" wheels look like 17s!
Anthony
03/64 production
'91M5 - 11/90, was mine, it's Jim's now.