Archive for the ‘Technical Questions’ Category

Uhm, Clocksprings?

May 25th, 2011

Yes, this is actually something that’s really important when you drive. This is a coiled connector mechanism that supplies power and switching inputs to the steering wheel of an automobile. Without the steering wheel, you’d probably be bumping you’re PT Cruiser Hubcaps all over the place. If you don’t steer correctly, you’ll still bumping your […]

Car Wash Without Water?

May 20th, 2011

I don’t think I’ve ever heard about this until now. A car wash without water is also called a chemical car wash that clearly uses chemicals to clean your car and your Ford Hubcaps . This type of car wash first came out in Australia and was categorized as “eco-friendly” as soon as it did. […]

Car Dusters?

May 18th, 2011

These are probably one of the best things that you can use for your car if you don’t have time to get it washed. A Car Duster is the tool that allows you to wipe off the dust & debris from things like your Mercury Hubcaps & different exterior parts of your vehicle. If you […]

Measure Fuel Mileage !

May 16th, 2011

There’s fuel calculators that are there to help you do this, just like there’s Hubcaps.com to help you determine which of the Toyota Camry Wheel Covers you need. Before you start with the calculator, you have to get some information together to get the right number – but don’t worry, those new-looking Camry Wheel Covers […]

Determine Hubcap Size

May 5th, 2011

Want to know what size OE Camry Hubcaps you need to order? No worries, I’m here to help. Don’t use a tape measure ! Just whatever you do, do not use a tape measure – it will give you the complete wrong size. When you order your Camry Hubcaps , go by the size of […]

Please Tell Me You Have An Emergency Kit

April 29th, 2011

No, not an emergency kit of extra Mercury Wheel Covers – there are some things that are a bit more important that that. Here’s what I’m talking about: 1. A warm blanket just in case you and your Mercury Wheel Covers get stuck somewhere. 2. Bottles of water and nonperishable food. 3. Flares are good […]

Hubcaps As Rim Protectors?

April 7th, 2011

Since a lot of us (even me) usually hit curbs and debris that’s left on the road, the tires of today are made to resist “accidental” damage by having thicker rubber that’s molded at key locations on their sidewalls. This is what really helps reduce damage to the tires and even the wheels. This is […]

Ordering from our Website, how it works:

February 14th, 2007

So, you want to order a hubcap. Awesome! It’s a very simple process. Our website is designed to make things very easy for you. Let’s walk through it. The Home Page – Here you’ll look for the make of your car, otherwise known as the manufacturer of your car. Example: Ford Hubcap , Chevrolet Hub […]

Our Handy-Dandy Hubcap Tool…

December 8th, 2006

Here at Hubcaps.com, we use a hub cap tool to install all of our hubcaps, wheelcovers and center caps. If you come to visit us and purchase hub caps or wheel covers, be assured that we’ll install those for you with the same hubcap tool that we’ve had for over 20 years. Many people use […]