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This is the classic smoothie or full moon hub cap. Hubcap Mike's 16 inch Smoothie wheelcovers are solid steel with a brillant chrome finish...they're like a round mirror. These are brand new baby moons. These chrome moon hubcaps work great as Toyota Rav4, Honda Element or Chevrolet 06' - 11' HHR hubcaps!
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16 inch Smoothie Moon Hubcaps
On my 2015 Nissan Sentra I had removed all the emblems and put on a custom billet grille. The Smoothie Moon Hubcaps have completed a unique, sort of retro look. They are shiny mirrors and installed easily with my fist and a rubber hammer (and rag). I did have to buy some chrome valve extensions in order to be able to check my tire pressure. If you don't want to spend a lot of money on new wheels, this is definitely the way to go.
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Needs better packaging
These are awesome! I just wish they were a little more protected in the packaging. Two of them were damaged when they arrived. Still using them because they look awesome on the car!
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Quality product
Bought these caps to replace ones that were damaged. Have been happy with product.
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great purchase as always
Second set of smoothie moons i have purchased and i love the nostalgic look they give my classic builds. its something different that not a lot of people do, highly reccomend.
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16” smoothies
Very pleased, seem solid. Hoping that they hold up to Pennsylvania weather
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Fit perfectly on 2004 Beetle 16" steel rims. Very tight fit
Will buy these again. Last set I got was for 15" rim and was plastic. Not what I was hoping for. The 16" version are chrome steel and look alot better and don't shift on the rim, bending the air valve.
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16 IN MOON CAPS
FIT THEM ON A 2013 FORD E350. A LITTLE HARD TO GET ON BUT THEY FIT AND ARE VERY TIGHT. MADE THE FAMILY HAULER VERY COOL NOW.
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Smoothie Moon Hubcap
These are pretty sweet! Compliment the Beetle very well
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smoothie moons
i have already submitted a review but noticed a couple of issues people were having--difficulty with lead balancing weights and slight rotating which seems to bend valve stems. regarding the lead, before installing just take a small file and file off a little of the weights right where the hubcap will come closest to them. about a 1/16" will give you clearance and easier installation. as for slipping, just put some duct tape over some of the mounting clips or on the rim. that should hold them in place. or, as i've done, brush on some paint on your wheel, let it cure then install. that should hold the hubcaps in position.
