Depending on the make and model of your vehicle, the size of your wheels, and other critical factors, the wheel simulators you buy will be different. We never want you to order the wrong thing and feel frustrated, so we're committed to providing our customers with exceptional service and insight whenever possible.
In many ways, most wheel simulators tend to look roughly the same. You'll find some that are larger or smaller than others and some that are more frisbee-shaped than dome-shaped, but at the end of the day, they're disk-like parts that you can install on your wheels. This reality makes it that much harder to select the correct wheel simulators for your specific RV model.
In most cases, you can find the wheel diameter printed at the end of the tire size, which is molded into the rubber. It should be a two digit number (like 16) or a three digit number with a decimal (like 19.5). When purchasing wheel simulators for your RV, you need to get the correct size to ensure a proper fit. Note that the diameter may vary between wheels, so check all of your RV wheels before making a purchase. Similarly, you can purchase front and rear wheel simulators separately, as well as full sets, to be sure to order the correct items for what you need.
Not all trucks or RVs are made equal –- and the wheel simulators you need to purchase may vary from one vehicle type to another. Whether you need Ford F53 wheel simulators, you're looking at a Cruise Master RV wheel simulator, or you need wheel simulators for your Dodge, the exact vehicle you have will impact what products you should buy.
Be sure to accurately identify the make and model of your RV or truck before purchasing, so that you get the right fit for your vehicle. If in doubt, contact us directly – our experienced customer service representatives will be happy to help you determine what will suit your needs best.
As you browse RV wheel simulators and hubcaps on our site, you'll notice that we include the number of lugs and vent holes in each product name. This is because different trucks and RVs have different numbers of lugs and vent holes, so including this information ensures that you get the correct product. Verify that you select products that align with the number of lugs and vent holes you need before placing your order.
Once you have the wheel simulators you need, it's time to install them and improve the look of your RV at a fraction of the cost of brand new stainless steel wheels. Installation is a relatively simple task.
