IMPORTANT

DO NOT USE A HAMMER OR RUBBER MALLET.

Forcing the cap into place may damage the cap and will not be covered under any claim.

Allow polyurethane adhesive to cure for 24 hours before moving the vehicle.

STEP 1 — PREPARE THE WHEEL

These wheels use three raised bumps inside the wheel nut area to hold the centre cap securely in place.

For best results, we recommend applying a strong polyurethane adhesive to these bumps before installation.

What You’ll Need

Strong polyurethane adhesive
Clean cloth

Preparation

1. Clean the three raised bumps inside the wheel
2. Remove any dirt, grease, or debris
3. Apply a small amount of polyurethane adhesive to each bump

The goal:
Create a strong bond between the wheel and centre cap to prevent movement.

STEP 2 — INSTALL THE CAP

Required

Centre cap
Electrical tape (only if needed for fitment adjustment)

Stage 1 — Positioning
Align the centre cap with the wheel and line up two of the three bumps.

Stage 2 — Seating the Cap
Using a closed fist, gently tap the outer edge of the cap while pushing downward and inward at the same time.

Work evenly around the edge until the cap is fully seated.

Do not strike the centre of the cap.

Stage 3 — Final Check
Ensure the cap sits evenly with no visible gaps or movement.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Issue	Solution
Cap feels loose or easy to remove	Remove the cap and wrap 2–3 layers of electrical tape around the back of the cap. Reinstall and test fit until the cap feels firm and secure.
Cap does not sit correctly	Remove the cap, re-align it with the wheel bumps, and reinstall using even hand pressure.

IMPORTANT NOTES

• Allow polyurethane adhesive to cure for 24 hours before driving
• Never use a hammer or mallet
• Only apply pressure by hand
• If something does not feel correct, stop and inspect before continuing

POLICY NOTICE

No returns on fitted or damaged items.
Damage caused by incorrect installation is not covered.