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Hubcaps For Alloy Tii Wheels


Themis

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Hi,

I apologize if this topic has been discussed previously - my search did not turn up anything.

A search at realoem shows BMW part # 36131108344 for the hubcaps of the alloy 13" tii rims. Unfortunately, they run pretty pricey, about $170 for four. Is there a cheaper substitute, or that's the only cap that will work with these wheels?

Thanks!

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I've looked for something that will both fit and look OK for many years--unsuccessfully.  I suppose a snap-on cap (that fits from the front) in the correct diameter would work; the trick will be finding some kind of reference source that gives hubcap diameters by make/model of car.

 

Good luck; post if you find anything; I wouldn't mind having some spares.

 

cheers

mike

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I'm going to see my metal spinner to get a price on doing a small run as a better priced alternative, hopefully we can make them to look like the originals but not cost as much.

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