Wheel Centres
Beware of eBay vendors who claim to sell genuine OEM Jaguar center caps in sealed genuine Jaguar factory packaging with the correct part number. Not only is the center cap fake, so is the plastic packaging.
But they look great on your car while you're wearing your new Rolex!
But they look great on your car while you're wearing your new Rolex!
I got burned once on the fake caps so I'm resigned to accepting the plastic Chinese knock-offs, and replacing them once they start to look like garbage.
There are too many other things on the car that I'd rather spend money on, so the caps are just gonna be cheapies with these 3D adapters for the foreseeable future.
The OEM options that I found were like $20-25 each, which is way more than a few bucks more than the knock-offs (sadly). If you have a line on a set of OEMs that are less than $20+ each I'd love to know about them. 👍
Just, today, joined the forum so this is my first post.
I've acquired in the last couple of weeks a lovely 5 litre XK (2009) convertible in black. Not yet on the road as we are away in the antipodes for some time shortly.
The wheel centres are looking very pitted and I'd like to replace them. Fortunately the seller refurbished all the wheels so they look fine.
Is there anyone in the UK who can supply the centres other than the Jag dealers?
I've acquired in the last couple of weeks a lovely 5 litre XK (2009) convertible in black. Not yet on the road as we are away in the antipodes for some time shortly.
The wheel centres are looking very pitted and I'd like to replace them. Fortunately the seller refurbished all the wheels so they look fine.
Is there anyone in the UK who can supply the centres other than the Jag dealers?
. The aftermarket caps are crap and fall off. I went with OEM in red from the dealer and fit snug. No point in trying to save a few bucks for me.
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