Replacement Wheel Center Cap
Updated 11/08/2016 | Published 11/07/2016
Question:
I am trying to find 2 center caps for my trailer wheels. They are Gloss Black and according to the manufacturer they are 4.885 open end of course with the cap for the open end. 2 of mine are damaged and I was trying to find 2 that would fit in Gloss Black. 8 lug wheels for the trailer
asked by: Bill C
Expert Reply:
I have a wheel center cap that will fit your trailer. It is Americana Trailer Wheel Center Cap - Stainless Steel - 4.88" to 4.90" Pilot, # AM90156C. Unfortunately I don't have any in Gloss Black, but you could always get a can of spray paint to color match if you don't like the stainless steel. These caps fit a 16 inch wheel with 8-hole bolt patterns. The stainless steel construction is durable and rustproof.
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Americana Trailer Wheel Center Cap - Stainless Steel - 4.88" to 4.90" Pilot
- Wheel Covers Hubcaps
- Center Wheel Caps
- Front and Rear Wheels
- 4.88 Pilot Diameter
- 4.90 Pilot Diameter
- 8 Lugs
- 16 Inch Wheels
- Stainless Steel
- Americana
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