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Have been looking around and they are pricey to replace (circa £40 each)

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Replace grey ones

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I have actually been thinking of replacing the grey ones on my car with coloured and Porsche Shop have the metal ones at £24.50 or plastic at £17.95 (both + VAT)

Wheel Centre caps

Set from porschapart through ebay, seemed quite cheap relative

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I bought a set from Porschapart through ebay, seemed quite cheap relative to others at the time(cant remember exact price) and all boxed new.

Wheel Centre caps

Use ones

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I agree with Bob and would discourage purchasing any used ones from fleabay.

Wheel Centre caps

Use small allen key through one of the holes

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I use a small allen key through one of the holes and then gently pull - don't tug as you'll crack the cap......Or as you say if the wheel is off then push from behind.

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Replace (circa £40 each)

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Suggestion · Original poster

Have been looking around and they are pricey to replace (circa £40 each)

Wheel Centre caps

Replace grey ones

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Suggestion

I have actually been thinking of replacing the grey ones on my car with coloured and Porsche Shop have the metal ones at £24.50 or plastic at £17.95 (both + VAT)

Wheel Centre caps

Set from porschapart through ebay, seemed quite cheap relative

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Suggestion

I bought a set from Porschapart through ebay, seemed quite cheap relative to others at the time(cant remember exact price) and all boxed new.

Wheel Centre caps

Use ones

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Suggestion

I agree with Bob and would discourage purchasing any used ones from fleabay.

Wheel Centre caps

Use small allen key through one of the holes

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Suggestion

I use a small allen key through one of the holes and then gently pull - don't tug as you'll crack the cap......Or as you say if the wheel is off then push from behind.

Wheel Centre caps
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Had my wheel centre caps nicked last night :sad: Have been looking around and they are pricey to replace (circa £40 each) Any advice on repacements ? any one know of reasonabley priced locking ones ? (no laghighing ok) :hand:

POST 2Original post

I've got a set of Carrera 4 Inserts you can have if you pay the postage. When Sundeep gets up the 911UK.Com Charity Account you can put a couple of bob in the tin then. If you want to go ahead give me a PM. Best Regards Big Bob

POST 3Original post

Have a look on fleabay. Most are cheap knockoffs but there are some originals where poeple have changed them for a different style or have spares. I haven't heard of any that lock, but I suppose you could glue the centre to the wheel. TB

POST 4Original post

I got a set of almost pristine coloured centre caps on ebay for under 70 quid.

POST 5Original post

Just perhaps E Bay is encouraging people to steal them off Forum Members cars to sell back to them at a profit to crime :cop: This is a very worrying possibility :wack: Regards Big Bob :bye:

POST 6Original post

I agree with Bob and would discourage purchasing any used ones from fleabay. If they are new in packaging, then probably fine. I have actually been thinking of replacing the grey ones on my car with coloured and Porsche Shop have the metal ones at £24.50 or plastic at £17.95 (both + VAT) http://www.porscheshop.co.uk/acatalog/wheel_center_caps_porsche.html Edited to add: just found a set of metal coloured centre caps for £70 + VAT from Jasmine PorscheLink UK http://www.jasmine-motorsport.co.uk/shop/html/porschewheels/wheels accessories.htm BTW mdasey, we're nearly neighbours (I'm midway between Chislehurst & Bromley) so dissapointed to hear about the thieving little ar$ewipes in this area. Just glad that mine is garaged. Clive

POST 7Original post

I bought a set from Porschapart through ebay, seemed quite cheap relative to others at the time(cant remember exact price) and all boxed new. :thumb:

POST 8Original post

i actually need a couple for my car. how do these come off?, i have 2 small holes in the crest, do you need a special tool, because i thought you would need to take the wheel off and push them out from the back?!

POST 9Original post

I use a small allen key through one of the holes and then gently pull - don't tug as you'll crack the cap......Or as you say if the wheel is off then push from behind.

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