It would be easy for us to just put up a shopping cart to take orders without making certain that you are ordering the correct part. However, we want to ensure that each of our customers get shipped wheel simulators that will actually fit! We know that the same make, model and year vehicles often have different wheels installed by the OEM vehicle mfgs. depending on the model, level of trim and other factors, within the same model year. This fact can make a significant difference in the way the simulators you purchase fit, and sometimes, whether they will even fit at all. Therefore, please call us toll free at 1-800-259-1773 with the information requested below for a accurate, free quote.

We will save you money and eliminate the possibility of a shipment error and the hassle of having to make a return.

We have over 30 years of experience in our field and will be happy to assist you. Since 1976, we have offered the very best in professional grade wheel trim products and take pride in getting it right the first time for our customers.

What is the make, model and year of your vehicle?

What chassis manufacturer? (ie: Dodge, Chevrolet, Ford etc.)

What is your wheel Size & Number? Every wheel has a wheel number usually located near the rear wheel center or the outer lip of the wheel. The wheel# will most likely be a FIRESTONE / ACCURIDE wheel number which starts with a 2, (not a 3) and is a 5 digit number - no letters ie;

27995 would be a correct example......

2P43L would be a Incorrect Example...... ( see figure 1 below )

Imported vehicles may have a ' Topy ' wheel number.

127-9 would be a correct example of a Topy wheel number...... 3 digits, then a hyphen, followed by another digit.

These wheel number references are very important and will ensure a perfect fit to your vehicle. Please look for them.

In most cases, wheel simulators are not universal fit and there is no margin for error. Therefore, we request this information to ensure you are sent the correct set for your make model and year. Please have the information as requested below ready when you call us for a quote.

•  How many hand holes per wheel?

•  How many lug nuts - front wheels?

•  How many lug nuts - rear wheels?

•  Is this for a truck, trailer, RV or van?

•  How many axles?

•  Is this a 4WD or 2WD?

•  Optional: What is the wheel width?

•  Optional: Hub or Stud Piloted & Hex Size?

In some cases, the same wheel numbers can have different lug nut sizes. When you call, we will know if we require this optional information.

The following image shows how to measure a lug nut. ( figure 2 ) When you measure the lug nut you should come up with either metric or standard measurements.