Wheel Center Caps

Will the new center cap fit your particular wheels? Center caps cover the hole in the middle of the wheel, can keep dirt away from the hub and give the wheel a finished look. This category is for you if you want to replace a lost or worn cap or change the color and logo.

How to choose the right center cap

It is the wheel, not the car, that determines which center cap fits. So check the wheel brand and model before you choose, and keep an eye on these points:

• Diameter: Caps are typically specified in millimeters, e.g. 56 or 70 mm for BBS center caps and 73 mm for Advan. Ideally, measure the cap seat in the wheel or the old cap.
• Wheel series and bolt pattern: Some caps are made for specific wheels or bolt patterns, e.g. Gram Lights caps marked 57CR / 57DR, SSR MKII for 13-15 inch with PCD100-101.65 and ICON Alpha Low Pro for 5x5.
• Fitment: The number of clips or tabs must match the wheel; for example, some BBS caps have four tabs.
• Appearance: Flat or fully flat profile, color, logo and finish such as anodized, chrome-plated or semi-gloss.

Installation and maintenance

Most center caps press or click into place, but the method depends on the product. Press evenly all the way around so all clips engage equally, and use a soft tool when removing the cap so you don't scratch the wheel. Worn or broken clips can cause the cap to sit loosely or fall off while driving. Clean with mild soap and water, as strong wheel cleaners can dull anodized and chrome-plated surfaces over time. The category also includes brands such as Method Wheels, Kansei and Raceline, and under wheel simulators and hubcaps you will find the rest of the range.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the right center cap size?

Measure the diameter of the cap seat in the wheel or of the old cap, and compare it with the product's specification in millimeters. Also check whether the cap is intended for a specific wheel series, bolt pattern or fitment.

Can I use a center cap from a different brand than the wheel?

It is possible if the diameter, depth and fitment match the wheel exactly. However, many caps are made for specific wheel models, so check the dimensions for the specific part number before buying.

Why does my center cap fall off while driving?

This is typically caused by worn or broken clips, a cap with the wrong diameter or a damaged cap seat in the wheel. Check the clips and choose a cap specified for your particular wheel.