[Sacramento Wildcat]

I keep loosing my wheel center caps. At $25 a pop I'm looking for a better solution. Anybody come up with an aftermarket wheel center cap replacement?

 

[Bill B 1]

my solution.....leave them off.

 

[Rocky Heap]

Thanks for the heads up. They aren't held on by much tension from the clips and super easy to pop off

I used caulking type adhesive glue on each tab..........maybe use Hot Glue?

 

[Alex1224]

I lost a cap when my KRX had 3 miles on it 😡. I am going to use clear silicone on all of them when my new cap comes in.

 

[BobX2]

I keep loosing my wheel center caps. At $25 a pop I'm looking for a better solution. Anybody come up with an aftermarket wheel center cap replacement?

Here's my center cap replacement solution. Held on by two bolts

 

[Sacramento Wildcat]

I just ordered a set of theses, It states 2.68 inch outside diameter. I measure 2.6875 on my stock wheel center hole. Metal alloy and they go in from the back. $22 for 4 on Amazon. I'll let you know how they workout. ITP Manufacturer number SM130BBX. Many other styles available , just look for golf cart center caps that are 2.6875"

 

[Speedyg]

I just ordered a set of theses, It states 2.68 inch outside diameter. I measure 2.6875 on my stock wheel center hole. Metal alloy and they go in from the back. $22 for 4 on Amazon. I'll let you know how they workout.

Really dig this idea please do update!

 

[Alex1224]

I just ordered a set of theses, It states 2.68 inch outside diameter. I measure 2.6875 on my stock wheel center hole. Metal alloy and they go in from the back. $22 for 4 on Amazon. I'll let you know how they workout.

Any update on these center caps?

 

[Sacramento Wildcat]

Still waiting on the Amazon delivery. I’m not Prime. Says September 1st

 

[Sacramento Wildcat]

Rap some foam tape on the outside then secure with a zip tie. No reaming the center hole of the wheel. These fit right in from the back side of the wheel.

 

[Sacramento Wildcat]

Fit right in . No mods or grinding to the wheels required .

 

[Sacramento Wildcat]

Problem solved

 

[Sacramento Wildcat]

View attachment 714 Fit right in . No mods.

Stick them in from the inside of the wheel. The foam tape acts like a shim and keeps them tight

 

[White Godzilla]

Clear Silicone works best, haven't lost one yet

 

[BobX2]

I still prefer my solution...

 

[Sacramento Wildcat]

Rock crawling Saturday....”but it didn’t fall off !!!!!......it’s good I bought an extra set.

 

[CFDTROT56]

I have lost 2 on my KRX and 1 on my Mule pro FXR. I ran a bead of black RV silicone on my caps and have not had any trouble. Seems to work so far.

 

[Junior]

You all are just wasting money. To fix this oversight of some Kawasaki engineering designer who never tests their design in the real world, is to purchase a 4 pack of mixed fruit or jello etc. Eat it and then take the empty cups, spray paint the inside with your favorite color then remove the wheel and insert through center hole. The flange of the cup will be held between the rim and the spindle. The ones I used looks as good as factory. I can upload pictures if you need them. 25 dollars for an OEM replacement is ridiculous. Only them more ridiculous than that would be the guy willing to pay that.

 

[Krawler]

You all are just wasting money. To fix this oversight of some Kawasaki engineering designer who never tests their design in the real world, is to purchase a 4 pack of mixed fruit or jello etc. Eat it and then take the empty cups, spray paint the inside with your favorite color then remove the wheel and insert through center hole. The flange of the cup will be held between the rim and the spindle. The ones I used looks as good as factory. I can upload pictures if you need them. 25 dollars for an OEM replacement is ridiculous. Only them more ridiculous than that would be the guy willing to pay that.

Lol, good solution.

For me, remove them. I need as much clearance as possible. I just painted all four corners to match.

You can see how much time I spend on the rocks.

 

[Atcdan13]

You all are just wasting money. To fix this oversight of some Kawasaki engineering designer who never tests their design in the real world, is to purchase a 4 pack of mixed fruit or jello etc. Eat it and then take the empty cups, spray paint the inside with your favorite color then remove the wheel and insert through center hole. The flange of the cup will be held between the rim and the spindle. The ones I used looks as good as factory. I can upload pictures if you need them. 25 dollars for an OEM replacement is ridiculous. Only them more ridiculous than that would be the guy willing to pay that.

If you’re serious, I’ve got to see pics. 😂. I did the silicone thing before my first ride. Seems to work so far.