RimBlades v RimSavers

RimBladesUSA breakdown on the difference between RimBlades Original and the new RimSavers.

[@bavarianautotech2096]

Who originally developed Rimsavers? ... before Rimblades started offering them as an alternative?

[@baileydo7357]

Too far, can't see anything

[@kenkhan786]

Rim blades
When the weather is over 20 degrees
They start to stretch and when you drive the car over 45 mph they come off
Not good lost so many of them

[@glovedcop69]

What's the limitations on the rim savers?

[@rerebere1509]

Got rimsavers one month ago for my Crosstrek. Not to protect, but for "the look". I use to have some "made in China" also but I lost them after a few days. The rimsavers are still on and looks great.

[@bzorro1]

Too expensive for what it does, should be cheaper

[@criticaljim1]

$79 for a bunch of rubber trim - nice

[@harryfoster1532]

I have chrome wheels, do you make chrome Rim Savers that are very close to chrome wheels in color??

[@chakeemforbes1556]

Is is a pacific primer to use, because my blades didn't came as a kit. Which primer to use please?

[@15DurangoRT]

Too much $$$

[@jamesandrews8469]

Will these fit on 2019 Tesla Model 3?

[@Seb.S.]

95% of why I'd like to buy these is because I think they look cool on dark rims -- which product offers better looks vs. better protection?

[@rimbladesusarimsavers2749]

Hi Sebastian - Both products look great but RimSavers are our top-of-the-line protection product.

[@prooflessExistance]

The guy is not interested in his own product lol!
Worst salesperson ever!

[@AdrianJayeOnline]

rimsavers ARE by rimblades, same company you bozo

[@dedricthere]

I’m hungry.

[@MrRinnytintin]

just ordered a set for my new SVE r350 wheels ( black gloss) for my 2012 mustang gt, should have in a few days and will send pics in! red of course for my race red car and black wheels!