Installing RimSavers

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If you have a Tesla, you've probably experienced curb rash. If you have, RimSavers will cover it up, if you haven't, RimSavers will help protect from getting it! In the video I show installing on a 19" Model Y aero wheel, and 20" Model 3 Cyclone wheel. Both wheels had some curb rash. Obviously :-/
00:00 Intro
01:41 Unboxing
03:42 Dark Grey Install (on a Model 3 Cyclone wheel)
06:20 RimSavers or WheelBands?
07:03 Installation continues...
15:28 Final comments & wrap up

[@paulz7716]

it's all great except for the 'R' cap... it's just too visible

[@bigbruce1517]

The rims on my car have elevated large spokes. Skoda Sagittarius 19 inch. Will these still stick well?

[@djextreme77]

Hi. These rimsavers will last sticked on one year at least? Thanks

[@AbstractOcean]

For sure, much longer than that. We have very limited stock at the moment though, more coming soon.

[@khoale3083]

When you replace the tire, will you need to replace this rim saver?

[@AbstractOcean]

It depends on your tire shop. If they're careful, then no, but if they're one of the national chains, they tend to be driven on volume rather than quality, so they'll pull them of as part of the tire mounting process. In our experience it's about 50/50, that's why we also sell the single replacements.

[@paulz7716]

Red ones I think would look much nicer on this Y multicoat-red performance model

[@themostsnow]

Does the black look better or this grey? I have the same tesla wheels

[@AbstractOcean]

We always recommend the grey for these wheels, it has a little metallic flake in it, so matches really well. Most people wouldn't think they weren't part of the wheel design. but, the black obviously matches the tires, so both are decent options. As of now (July 11, 2022), we'll have fresh stock of the grey ones in about 10 days.

[@themostsnow]

@@AbstractOcean I’ll purchase the grey then. If I don’t like the color and want a black; can I return / replace it?

[@AbstractOcean]

@@themostsnow Of course; just 'dry fit' it first (i.e. hold it up to the wheel, but don't remove the adhesive backing). The product is 'used' once the backing is removed as we can't refurb that, but otherwise, no issues with exchanging it if needed.

[@themostsnow]

@@AbstractOcean thank you!

[@themostsnow]

@@AbstractOcean sorry one more question. Would the adhesive leave a stain /mark on the wheels when I remove them years later?