Would you venture out far for a set of these wheel caps?
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them are pretty cool
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Quality looks very good.
Too shiny.
Too heavy.
Too shiny.
Too heavy.
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Yes. But what is the indent on the bottom black stripe and the top black stripe? Part of the manufacturing process? They look very well built.
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That is the retaining rubber gasket that holds them to the factory wheels vs. the factory plastic prongs, over time the factory prongs can become brittle and break, these if they get old will only require a replacement gasket (cost around $2 per set).
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Actually after much debate we decided not to have the holes drilled on the caps, why? One reason: SECURITY, it would be a pretty cold day to come out and find that someone made off with your nice set only to be sold on OU or CL, we can drill them out if the buyer wants them drilled however there will be a $20 charge per set to have them modified.
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