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wheel trims
Hi allRecently lost a wheel trim and finding it very difficult to replace it, Decided to get a full new set of four. Bought a set on Ebay but they came nowhere near fitting, Had my money returned and bought another set, was assured they would fit a Boxer. But no. Had my money back again but reluctant to buy another set without being certain they will fit.
On a lighter note, last year coming home from France the top of my gearstick came loose in my hand. That was a panicky moment. In the middle of Calais too. Managed ok later though as applying downward pressure on the stick was able to change gears. Back home bought a new knob, only £8 and fitted it easy peasy.
On a lighter note, last year coming home from France the top of my gearstick came loose in my hand. That was a panicky moment. In the middle of Calais too. Managed ok later though as applying downward pressure on the stick was able to change gears. Back home bought a new knob, only £8 and fitted it easy peasy.
davlec- Member
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Re: wheel trims
You probably need what are known as 'deep dish' wheel trims/covers - I think Milenco refer to them as 'bulbous'.
I had similar problems to those you have experienced so eventually visited a local supplier where I was able to try them in the car park to ensure they fitted before purchasing them.
I had similar problems to those you have experienced so eventually visited a local supplier where I was able to try them in the car park to ensure they fitted before purchasing them.
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Re: wheel trims
Davlec,Im not far from you and have 3 wheeltrims off a 2005 Symbol in my shed.Your welcome to them if there any use.Let me know if you want them.
Tony.
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Re: wheel trims
Hi Tony Many thanks for your kind offer. will try to upload a photo of mine to see if it matches your three. If it does will gladly take up youroffer. davlec.[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
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Re: wheel trims
Davlec,sorry,but mine are a different design.Good luck with your search. Tony
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Re: wheel trims
I'm guessing they're 15". Theres a couple of singles ones on eBay , heres one..
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Re: wheel trims
Thanks for all the help guys. Bought a set on Amazon. Deep dish ones were the answer. Perfect fit. davlec
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