OEM Steel Wheels on PT won't take a regular wheel cover?

Discussion in 'PT Cruiser' started by Bob Grimes, Jan 30, 2004.

  1. Bob Grimes

    Bob Grimes Guest

    I have made my 2003 PT Cruiser a complete "Airflow" replica and would like to
    use the wheel covers from a 49 Chrylser on the wheels. the wheel covers are
    the old style with the little press clips on the edges to grip the lip of the
    steel wheel, however, the clips don't grip the wheel! Is there someway to
    get those to work? or is there an aftermarket steel wheel that can be used on
    the PT, not one of the smoothies.
    TIA
     
    Bob Grimes, Jan 30, 2004
    #1
  2. Love to see pictures of that Cruiser. I don't have an answer about
    the wheels covers but would you send me pics please. Send to
    and put PT PIC in the Subject line so I know
    it is not junk mail.
    Thanks
     
    Richard Benner Jr, Jan 30, 2004
    #2
  3. Bob Grimes

    Punch Guest

    umm sounds like the wrong size?

    or can you bend out the clips a bit (don't break them) so they exert more
    force on the rim?
     
    Punch, Feb 1, 2004
    #3
  4. Bob Grimes

    CountFloyd Guest

    They are 15" wheel covers and the standard steel wheel on the PT is 15X6.
    They should fit, unless older steel wheels had a different lip arrangement
    on the clips. However, I will try the bending to see if it will work.
     
    CountFloyd, Feb 3, 2004
    #4
  5. Sounds neat.
    Have any pictures?
     
    Charlie Dilks, Feb 3, 2004
    #5
  6. Bob Grimes

    Punch Guest

    They are 15" wheel covers and the standard steel wheel on the PT is 15X6.
    hey I suggest you join up to ptcruiserlinks.com, and join the free forums,
    many helpful people there with wild to mild pt cruiser

    tell punch sent ya.

    punch
     
    Punch, Feb 3, 2004
    #6
  7. Bob Grimes

    TOM KAN PA Guest

    Yeah, how 'bout some pictures!
     
    TOM KAN PA, Feb 3, 2004
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