Nice, but the Rugged Ridge Logos on the hubs ...
347792
Nice, but the Rugged Ridge Logos on the hubs themselves peel off when wet and muddy. And also the aluminum/ chrome finish corrodes very quickly from salt ans such.
Should have bought the Superwinch ones instead. But they still work just as good.
1128043
I like the Rugged Ridge brand, they make some great products. That's why I spent an extra $100 to purchase the Rugged Ridge trail skins instead of going with their lower-priced competitor. These skins went on easily, and are very easy to trim with scissors if necessary. That said, three of the door skins fit fine with plenty of room around the door handles, while the fourth is apparently for the wrong year of jeep because the cutout isn't quite large enough to fit around the door handle (rear passenger door). Or maybe it's a feature defect they include with every set, not sure.
The piece that fits around the trail-rated emblem actual fits perfectly on my Jeep. There was no need to replace the emblem on mine, unlike what is mentioned in some of the other reviews. Overall, the skins do provide decent protection from scratches and so far they've survived interstate travel even in windy weather without budging. A bit pricey, but satisfactory enough that I decided not to return them for a refund.
3202737
The new design of the ridge is very sturdy. I  previously owned the double down hitch as well. The improvement on the bike strap definitely what made my decision to upgrade. Almost effortless to put on and adjust. Only little down side; whenever I'm attaching the hitch the my truck, i have to support the hitch while tightening all till secure. If not, the hitch never become secure. It loosen with the slightest nudge. Didn't experience that issue  with the double down model.  However it a goid product.
4773427
The branding decal began peeling off immediately, but that's really only a cosmetic flaw.  The cable guides on my bikes tore holes into the pads on the hitch where the bike rests, but they are still somewhat serviceable.  I'm a little worried they may not last too long though and do not know whether replacement pads are even available.
I love the mounting strap/zip tie system, but am worried about losing or misplacing one or more of them.  I hope replacement parts are available for this because the rack works well.
2153027
Here's the deal - the picture does not show how the final mounts appear - skinny and showing the bolts/nuts which are stainless and not black.  After install, as I looked at other trucks and noticed where these were "cheaper":  no aesthetic covers to hide the mounts and make them look clean and professional.  These work great, they are sturdy as of day one (let's hope they stay that way), but they don't have clean mount bracket lines, so beware - thankfully this is just my work and play truck and not my daily driver.
3855279
I love the way they look on my Ridgeline, but they move a bit when u stand on them.  I don't like that, they feel like that could break off.  I don't think that they will but I don't like the slight bit of movement u get.
4087128
I would have preferred that the front end caps incorporated both factory holes on the bumper, instead of just one on each side.  Other than that, I like the cleaner look of these caps better than the factory 'gallon jugs'.
609098
They hold the dirt in daily well. The problem is the logos fall off and there are holes under them so it defeats the purpose of having them. Also on the passenger side front there are extra holes so again it defeats the purpose. Especially in New England where the water can definitely build up from melting snow.
3748546
Just got these for my 2007 Passat w/16" OEM steelies. A  couple of big problems to be aware of -- the spring retaining ring that keep them in place doesn't have a little jog to route around my valve stem so the fitment is bad - one of them popped off after about a mile (fortunately I was able to cruise back and get it). The other aftermarket rims I have did do route around the valve stem and fit just fine - it's not rocket science.

Secondly, the retaining ring is not painted back, but is metallic in color,  so stands out like a sore thumb against my black steelies.

Generally, the manufacturer did not invest any IQ points at all in the design of this product. Finally, although they look flat in shape  in the pics provided, they actually bulge out quite a bit, which is a different look that is apparent from the provided pics. It is a shame, as otherwise they would've looked pretty cool and reasonably well finished from a plastic forming and painting standpoint.  My advice, avoid these if possible, but at least double check they properly fit your oem steelies - it's not clear from the provided info -- they say they fit "most" 16" wheels on the box.

Ok: quick update a few weeks later after I found time to work on it. I was finally able to tweak these by painting the retaining rings black with Krylon spray paint so they don't look awful bright metallic, and very gingerly (and with a lot of frustration) pushing the retaining ring round the valve stem. I must say the actually look pretty good (definitely project an "attitude" like bare black steelies, but a bit nicer on the eyes) and are staying put.

If you do happen to break the flimsy plastic retaining ring mounts on these when trying to get them on, don't count on Pilot sending you a replacement - they were rude. Amazon, on the hand, gladly swapped for a new set, so make sure you keep the box until you are sure you are  happy with them.

Morale of the story, definitely fit check them before chucking the box out, and be very careful the first time you put them on and adjust the retaining ring (it has 3 positions depending on wheel size). It is very easy to snap the plastic retaining ring mounts. Also you may need to paint the retaining. Unfortunately, if you want black wheel covers, these are pretty much the only game in town.
4873263
Forged steel was out of my price range, so I had to go with stamped.  ($200 is enough for me, thank you.)  The set is nice, a bit light, but good... EXCEPT FOR THE STICKERS.  Yes, the red logos on the handles are--in fact--red pixelated laser printer stickers that get ruined in the wash.  Get some Goo Gone and spend 20 minutes taking them off before washing the set.  Of course, if you were paying for the brand... there is still the logo etched into some of the blades. :)
4481634
The Trail Hawk Logo is a little lost on the frame.  Its not totally clear unless you're up close.  I don't want anyone that close to the back of my Jeep.
1367401
This helmet leaves something to be desired.  I love the looks and sleek shape of helmet but comfort could be better.  I'm a medium in every helmet that I've ever worn, but this one is a bit tight on me. A gmax medium fits me perfect, this is pretty snug.  Its almost as if the medium size is actually a small with very thin removable liner padding.

My biggest complaint is the fact that the picture shows the LS2 logo with the number 2 solid red.  This is not the case, the 2 on the logo is the same outlined text as the LS.  This isn't a complete deal breaker for me but amazon should update the photo of this helmet so its not misleading to others.  I really liked the look of the red logo. The logos are imbedded in the clearcoat.

I have not used the electric shield yet, but I've ridden with it in -5deg temps with no fog issues.  Visor shut with vents open and it won't fog.

The modular face works well and is easy to use without removing your gloves.  The vent controls are also easy to use without glove removal.  The breath box works but it isn't the greatest, I suppose its on par with other helmets in this price range.  I plan to retrofit a breathbox from a ski-doo helmet.

The overall fit n finish and function of all the moving parts is very good. Side by side to the similarly priced Gmax, I feel the quality and tight fitment of all the moving parts is a bit nicer on the LS2. However, I do think the removable interior padding on the Gmax is more comfortable.

All in all I will coninue to use the helmet, but I will probably look to get something better next season.
2823237
Logos look very nice on my 2004 GTC and add a custom touch but they are not quite as confortable as some of the Fuzzy padded ones.
3375970
Fit my Ridgeline wheels perfectly. I removed the chrome emblems and painted the caps to match wheels and then re-installed emblems.
674049
I think the price point on this is very fair especially for a nice steel construction bike, but here's the thing: we took off all the unnecessary stickers, chrome and tassels and it's a great looking trike! I STRONGLY RECOMMEND to Schwinn that they dump the unnecessary, shiny extras and put a little more $$ into the axles and hardware connections. They're decent as is but I'm guessing after a couple of years of toddler wear and tear these will not be so hot. Still very excited to have these for our girls at this price. High points and lows in order:

Low center of gravity - extra great
Steel construction - great
Rubber tires - great
Design - very good
Axles and hardware connections - fair
Tassels, Cheap Chrome and Cheap Stickers - Totally Unnecessary
226454
Have received these things, but not mounted them to a trailer yet.

Will amend this review in the next few days once I get them installed.

- As with the Adventure Island replacement sails, the price seems high considering the so-so-materials.

- The wider of the 2 cradles has an unfortunate configuration that seems dedicated to cross bars and
  problematic for fore-aft bars.  It's about 1" of bulge fore of the mounting-bolt hole.  Probably
  helps align it squarely with crossbars.... but mounting on a couple of fore-aft beams is going to
  require some padding.
1668551
Item was described as "Durable triple chrome plated finish resists extreme temperature and corrosion".  The picture also depicts a hubcap that is ALL chrome.  This is NOT the case.  The center cap is chrome, and approximately 1" of the outer diameter is chrome.  The rest is a silver painted finish.  Although not exactly as described, it is still a nice looking wheel cover.  They are easy to install, and the metal clips secure the cover well.  The metal clips will be much more durable than many of the other plastic hubcaps in this price range that are of the one-piece molded variety.  My experience with the one-piece type that is that they are extremely difficult to install, and unless you are extremely methodical and patient, you will likely break off a tab or two in the process.

Personally, I would stay away from the one-piece plastic molded hubcaps and look for those that include in the description something to the effect of "adjustable steel retention ring and heavy duty steel clips".  The ones with the steel clips go on/off like the all-metal wheel covers from the 50s/60s/70s/80s.  They are worth the $20 additional cost.