Wheel Simulators

Welcome to JEGS, your source for top-quality wheel simulators and wheel simulator parts. Our wheel simulators are designed to enhance the appearance of your vehicle's wheels and provide a cost-effective alternative to upgrading to more expensive rims. Whether you're looking for a simple rim simulator or need replacement parts for your existing wheel simulator, we've got you covered.

What Does a Wheel Simulator Do?

A wheel simulator, also known as a wheel cover or wheel liner, is a decorative cover that fits over the existing steel wheels of your vehicle. It is designed to mimic the appearance of more expensive alloy or chrome wheels, instantly transforming the look of your vehicle. Wheel simulators come in a variety of styles and finishes, allowing you to choose the one that best complements your vehicle's design. These accessories are easy to install and offer a quick and affordable way to upgrade the appearance of your wheels without the high cost of new rims.

How Do I Keep My Wheel Simulator from Falling Off?

Proper installation and maintenance are essential to ensure that your wheel simulator stays securely in place. When installing the wheel simulator, it's crucial to follow the manufacturer's instructions and use the provided fasteners or clips to secure it to the wheel. Regularly check the tightness of the fasteners and make adjustments if necessary. Additionally, avoid excessive impacts or rough driving that could cause the simulator to become loose. With proper installation and care, your wheel simulator should stay securely attached to the wheel, enhancing your vehicle's appearance for the long term.

How Much Do Wheel Simulators Cost on Average?

The cost of wheel simulators can vary based on the type, size, and brand. At JEGS, we offer a wide selection of wheel simulators at various price points to suit different budgets. On average, you can find rim simulators starting from around $50 and going up to $200 or more for premium wheel simulator sets. Replacement parts for wheel simulators, such as clips or fasteners, are typically more affordable, starting from a few dollars each. When choosing a wheel simulator, consider factors such as the design, material, and compatibility with your vehicle's wheels. We aim to provide competitive prices for our wheel simulators, allowing you to achieve the desired look for your wheels without breaking the bank.