general search shows wheelcovers like oem, but chrome, click and different wheels appear??
1771362
They are a plastic type material with a Crome appearance with black lug nuts. The originals that came on the new Malibu 2006 always rattled going down the road. Lost one, replaced with these, worked great looked good. Be sure not to over tighten hand snug only.
1771363
They are Chrome colored plastic or ABS. The center has no logo like the originals, and plastic lug nut covers are black. They look nice but will not fair well against a hard impact like a steel rim. Also, I would suggest not using any wheel dressing (tire slick) product as the chrome coating may wear off.
1936794
I don't believe so. I bought new black lugs, not because the old ones didn't fit, but because they were chrome and of course the rims are black.
1339264
Interesting. I actually have no idea of what product you will (or have) received. From all I could glean, this rollator looked like the one bought two years earlier, but no. There were many subtle differences . The handles were very shaky and it just "seemed" less confident. But the wheels have not fallen off yet after 4 months or so. I just do not know.
1874390
Yes, The wheel will look just like the one that is in the picture. Wheel will be complete. Thanks.
158599
"Aftermarket wheels" would be those purchased from a source outside of the manufacturer of your vehicle. Open up an issue of Car & Driver or Road and Track and turn to the advertisements in the back and you'll see a ton of wheels for sale by a multitude of vendors. These are all "aftermarket" wheels. The wheels your vehicle came from the factory with, however, are "OEM," which stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer." These are the wheels that Chevy, Ford, Honda, Toyota, et al place on their vehicles as they make their way from factory to dealership. Therefore, the description means that these lug nuts only work with wheels that aren't "factory originals." "Aftermarket wheels" would be those purchased from a source outside of the manufacturer of your vehicle. Open up an issue of Car & Driver or Road and Track and turn to the advertisements in the back and you'll see a ton of wheels for sale by a multitude of vendors. These are all "aftermarket" wheels. The wheels your vehicle came from the factory with, however, are "OEM," which stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer." These are the wheels that Chevy, Ford, Honda, Toyota, et al place on their vehicles as they make their way from factory to... » Read More "Aftermarket wheels" would be those purchased from a source outside of the manufacturer of your vehicle. Open up an issue of Car & Driver or Road and Track and turn to the advertisements in the back and you'll see a ton of wheels for sale by a multitude of vendors. These are all "aftermarket" wheels. The wheels your vehicle came from the factory with, however, are "OEM," which stands for "Original Equipment Manufacturer." These are the wheels that Chevy, Ford, Honda, Toyota, et al place on their vehicles as they make their way from factory to dealership. Therefore, the description means that these lug nuts only work with wheels that aren't "factory originals." « Show Less
711793
The wheel covers are chrome looking with the black lug nuts already installed. I installed them on a 2006 Malibu. I was very pleased with them. Other reviews indicate they will fit the 2006 Hhr.
12876
look like different model that you owned .you should skip step #2. insert two pins into both drive wheels hole instead .
1407518
It is identical to a brand new wheel. As a matter of fact, I had someone send one back because he said that the wheels on his car were faded and the one I sent him looked too shiny and was too brand new looking compared to his so he wanted to buy a used one instead.
2133515
Our wheels are aftermarket replicas not OEM, triple chrome plated finish is great year round just keep the salt off finish during snow & ice conditions
443340
You local installer should pull your existing one's out and put on the new wheels. If you need some please message me.
1326194
It is chrome. If that, helps I purchased a few months ago. It's a perfect match to my original.
1300994
both are same except the color of the ratchet, one black second chrome probably different manufactory
972800
It is the same wheel, but by having extra ones, it saves you the trouble of having to change surfaces frequently by removing the from the wheel. All you need to do is simply change wheels as you move from surface to surface. Great time saver
7575
I have used this for years. Black box is original. Then they came out with Chrome. Different box
1049932
This one is only in black but if you look in Amazon you will find the one with chrome. Hope this answer your question
494389
I've talked to someone who owns both, and read numerous reviews. No one can find a material difference. Seems to be a case of OEM rebranding.
2203644
no it doesnt have wheels or panels that match either. I bought it hated it. tried to return it, nada.