BDK HK993 Silver 15" Hubcaps Wheel Covers for Toyota Corolla (15 inch) – Four (4) Pieces Corrosion-Free & Sturdy – Full Heat & Impact Resistant Grade – OEM Replacement, 4 Pack

I like that these replacement hubcaps look like the OEM, but without the Toyota Brand symbol in the center. They appear well-made and the portion that holds the retaining spring appears to be a little stouter on the replacements. The hubcap / wheel cover has a very glossy silver-like finish and the imitation lug bolts are even chrome plated. There is some assembly, but just remember to line up the bend in the retaining spring with the tire valve. The best part is the price. OEM replacement hubcaps cost in excess of $100.

They are just what I was looking for . My car is 16 years old so I didn’t want the expense of Toyota brand.

I replaced a missing hubcap with one of these, then figured I might as well replace them all and keep the three old ones as spares. NOTE: when you go to attach the ring to each hubcap, make sure the notch in the ring is ligned up with where the valve stem is, and that the notch is pointed toward the hubcap. If it's pointed away from the hubcap, it won't fit properly on the tire (see images). I didn't realize there was a difference at first, and I was even able to get one of the hubcaps onto the wheel with the notch facing the wrong way, but then I saw my mistake and flipped the ring over. Otherwise it would have probably fallen off while driving.

I have a Toyota Yates that needed new hub caps. These fit the bill and were extremely easy to install.

I have cracked other plastic hubcaps when assembling and installing. Please learn from my mistakes. Try to install the metal ring on the inner spot if you don't want these flying off on the next pothole you hit. They also don't do well when rubbing up against the curb. Concrete vs plastic, who do you think will win. They do dress up an old car nicely. I preferred the black with the red stripes, but they aren't available or pricing is crazy.