They offer these wheelskins as a quick-fix and a dress-up for some vehicle OEM applications for dealerships and average-Joe'* to purchase.

They do it for foreign foor-door family sedans, they do it for GM, Ford minivans, they do it for Pontiac Grand Am'*, but they never did it for us 94 to 98? painted aluminum T-Star Rim Bonneville owners.

I'm upset because instead of paying a few hundred dollars to upgrade to chrome or another aftermarket rim set altogether, this would be a very less-expensive alternative, and you could still remove the wheelskins for winter to keep them real nice for years.
I love the look of the T-Stars, especially the chrome, in case you couldn't notice from my rant.

I hope an aftermarket vendor, such as this http://www.autoamenity.com/Impostors...cImpostors.htm
could and would offer them. I would probably buy two sets.

Man, I'm mad and sad. :(

Everyone, please join me in prayer:

Dear Lord, please allow a company to make these for our hard-earned dollars.

Amen

Adam...contact the company and express your desires. Companies like this are sometimes not aware of a market until it is brought to their attention.

That is a good idea, and I have thought about it. I'm a little surprised nobody here has done it before. I think I will, but they may be past their prime as a marketable item for our cars with a decent quantity for a manufacturer to consider building a tool to make them, which costs a bit of money to do.

Moving this to Detailing and Appearance. Not sure why it was in Wanted....

Cool product! I've never seen something like that before. Assuming one gets made for a Bonneville, it looks like you'd need to have your tires rebalanced with the weights on the inside correct?

do they say if it is chrome over plastic or chrome over steel.

I think they are plastic.

They're made from plastic, and have something funny about their look. It'* a glorified wheel cover, and it'd probably get knocked off the first time you got near a curb.

ill give high reviews on this product. my dad had them on his dakota.. they looked awesome...

from anything more than 5 feet, you could not tell they were not real chrome rims... obvisouly they stick out a little more, like 1/4", but its worth it for the price. they never fell off, even with offroading

if you could get them to make them, there would be a market

i worked on a grand am that had them, lol i thought they were stock and i said to myself, "man GM is really cheaping out, fake chrome rims?"