Recommended Wheel Center Caps for a 16" Wheel With 6 Lugs

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I have 16 inch 6 lug trailer wheels. I need 4 hubcaps. What do you suggest? Thanks so much William Varner

asked by: William R

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William, I was not able to find anything for a 16" wheel with 6 lugs. I was able to find Phoenix USA QuickTrim Ring Cover for 16" Trailer Wheels # QT6556CLO which is a trim ring that works with 16" x 6 wheels, and the Replacement Center Cap for 15" or 16" Aluminum Viking Series Wheels # CXF104B which is a center cap that also works with 16" x 6 wheels.

From what I can see, the closest hubcap I could find would work with a 16 1/2" wheel that use 8 lugs, unfortunately.

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