Why do we only sell wheel covers in sets?

We completely understand the frustration. You hit a curb, damage one wheel cover, and you just want to replace that specific one. It is one of our most frequently asked questions: "Can I just buy a single cover?"

While we would love to help, we made the difficult business decision to stop selling single covers. We believe in transparency, so we have outlined the logistical and economic reasons below.

1. The "Orphaned" Stock Problem

We currently stock 10 different styles of wheel covers. However, it is more complex than just style. Because many of our covers are directional (meaning there is a specific Left and Right version), we actually manage inventory for roughly 15 different types of covers.

2. The Logistics Costs

Shipping a large, oddly shaped item like a wheel cover is expensive. Whether we send one cover or four, the costs to us remain largely the same:

• Packaging: A sturdy box and protective packing materials cost us approximately £5.00.
• Shipping: The courier fee to ship a box of this size is approximately £10.00, regardless of whether the box contains one cover or a full set.

3. The Economics (Why it's bad value for you)

Because the fixed costs (shipping and packaging) are so high, the math simply doesn't work in favor of the customer.

As you can see, selling a single cover would cost nearly £50 once we factor in the logistics and the cost of breaking a set. It simply isn't fair to ask a customer to pay £40 for a single item when a full set of 4 costs £80.