Is There a Way to Keep Baby Moon Cover Attached to Trailer Wheel
Updated 05/07/2026 | Published 05/02/2026 >
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Hello. I bought wheels a couple of years ago and these hubcaps to go with. The wheel is Dexstar Conventional Wheel - 14x5-1/2inch Rim - 5on4-1/2 - Bla 5. These caps fit but I’ve had to replace them several times because they come off on the road. Is there anything that will prevent this? Or a similar cap that will work better with these wheels?
asked by: Philip D
Expert Reply:
Hey Philip, it looks like its the Baby Moon covers part # AM90086 that keep falling off your wheels. I looked into what people do to keep this on their wheel and it looks like silicone sealant does a really good job holding these on. We have that in clear with the part # AL85KV.
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Americana Baby Moon Trailer Wheel Center Cap - Chrome-Plated Steel - Qty 1
- Wheel Covers Hubcaps
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- Front and Rear Wheels
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Mark F.
5/6/2026
I lost 2 hubcaps before I learned you have to give them a 1/8 -1/4 clockwise turn to lock them onto the wheel. Take a look at your wheel, I'll bet you'll find a "nub" or a bump, that pulls the hubcap tight so you don't lose it.