You sir, deserve a medal. I have a Fiat 500, and live in Indiana. I bought the car right before winter. It had all 4 factory hubcaps, and looked so pretty. But then when winter hit, all of our roads in Indianapolis got saturated with terrible potholes. Needless to say I lost two of mine, and they run almost a hundred bucks for factory replacements. Being a cheap-skate, I went to Walmart and bought some after market hubcaps. Well in just one evening of driving I lost two of them. When I got home, I removed the remaining ones, and decided to drive my new car without any hubcaps. After watching your video, I've decided to try your idea. Thanks for posting this simple solution...
I live in indiana too but what I call the backwoods of shelby county and I just bought my dream car, a 09 Subaru Impreza hatch and he had steelies when I bought him. I just bought him some really nice hubcaps from AutoZone and they keep falling off and idk what to do bc the winters have absolutely destroyed the rural roads in Indiana and no one ever fixes them. My hubcaps end up in fields bro
I’m having a problem removing my lug nuts on the rear of my 1989 Boulder Marquis 40’ coach is there anyone who can help me out with this?? I have to change the air bag and I need to remove the tires on the driver side rear
It is more difficult to do it on the dual wheels but I did and it still is holding. The technique is the same I just couldn't do it and get a good camera angle at the same time.
