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- Package includes 4 PCS hub dust cap,enough to meet your daily use or replacement.
1.98 Inch OD Trailer Axle Wheel Hub
Universal Replacement Trailer Axle Hub Cap.
Strong & tough against breakage,corrosion and rust.
- The Dust Cap is Designed to Keep Dirt and Debris out of the Bearings
- Tight fit in Hubs,Long Lasting Durability
- Suitable for Boat,Tractor,ATV Trailers or Utility Trailers
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
Hubby is going to see if he can adjust it somehow to make it work.
ncraiderrider
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023
My DIY for S550 Mustang strut tower covers.I looked around for some diy ideas for covers. I then returned to what was offered online. Holy cow prices have shot through the roof. I couldn’t see spending $60-$100 on plastic strut tower covers. The machined metal ones were even more. I did some thinking and came up with this.I ordered some 2” plastic circular plugs similar to what’s in the attached photo. I actually bought mine at Ace hardware. Amazon does have them though. You will need 2. I bored a 3/8” hole in the center. You will notice that mine are scuffed up. This was due to me following my original plan. I soon had a moment of clarity and altered the design.I bought some trailer hub dust covers in the size in the picture. These are the exact ones I ordered from Amazon. I had hoped they would just fit into the strut tower but they’re a little big. I could have just opened up the strut tower holes a tiny bit and they probably would slip in but I didn’t want to grind on the car. I took out my dremel and cut off the flange under the lip. This took a while and many grinder disks as the hub caps are stainless steel. I then flattened the cuts. I pulled off the rubber bolt caps from the strut. Then pushed the plastic cap into the bottom of the hub cap. 3/8” is just a little smaller than the strut size of 10 mm. You will have to push a little but they will go on. That’s the diy. Nothing complicated the hubs were $13.58 for 4 and the caps were about $2.50 each. A heck of a lot cheaper than the $60-$100 ones sold online. You could add another $10 for the dremel cutoff wheel disks. Photos are attached. The bolt covers I picked up at a truck stop.If you don’t like the stainless you can paint them
Derek
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2023
They're on there. Was hoping to get them on the hubs without denting the top but the outer lip is tapered and not flat so it makes it next to impossible to get a screwdriver to seat it in the hub because it will deflect the screwdriver's tip off the lip instead of pushing it in.
William H.
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023
Good fit, and they look good
Nookie
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023
The cap's work well on my trailer great price.
Lofgren
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2022
These are not stainless steel. Just as magnetic as my old rusty steel ones.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2021
These caps seem to be well made and look good but are a really tight fit in the hubs. Really had to fight with them to get them installed.
Rogers Studio 522
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2021
Thank you! they fit great and are made very well. Nice and heavily made for a great price.
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