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Originally Posted by herberpower
I'm looking covers
Why is easy ma put the covers on steel rims?
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Depends on rim design, but steel rims usually have a groove for the notch on lips of hub caps to fall into.
So you can use regular hub caps as a base for an aerodynamic cover, then you can mount and dismount them easily.
Many alloys have straight spokes; if you put a plate on them with tie wraps they may shift out of place easily. Hose clamps might work.
Your 15" alloys look fine for mounting a plate on, especially if the side falls within the outer rim edge.
My alloys bulge outward a bit and do not have an edge like that.
Those 15" wheels look al lot taller than the 14"s...
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