🔩 Dorman 909-032 Wheel Cap: Chrome, Black - Ideal for Ford Models Review

Perfect fit replacement for OEM parts. I bought a few cheaper/smaller versions from different sellers (don't waste your money) this is the product you need. Installed on a 1999 F-150 XLT. Looks and fits exactly as it should.

Bought four of these to replace the caps on my 1998 F150. I only put one in to check the fit. He fell on the first day while driving on the road. Then I took another one and flexed the tabs to try to make it tighter. It took me a week to find that it was hanging by a thread. How come the original caps lasted 20 years and this is only days!

I got this because it needed to be compatible with my Ford F150. This is not the case for two reasons. First, it doesn't sit properly on the wheel. The original part fits snugly on the nuts. This works in part, but is free. As you can see it doesn't fit properly. Second, the appearance is completely different from the original part. Although both are silver chrome plated, the original is partially matte while this one is completely bright. Finally, the original part has a metal seat that is…

I ordered a set of four of these caps for my 1997 Ford F-150 and have had a lot of problems with them. I've since lost all four and I'm currently missing two caps from my truck. Some people seem to be able to keep them, I don't know how, the longest I've had was about a month. It's pretty annoying because without the caps on the truck it looks pretty crappy. I think I'll order two more and glue them on, I think when I get an apartment I'll just take it down and order a new one. In any case…

I've replaced 4-5 of these center caps over the years because they fell off, so this time I took a close look at the center cap pins and nuts on my truck to find out why they keep breaking out again. It looks like the pins on the caps are too weak to snap into the groove on the jam nuts, so I decided to attach some zip ties around the pins near the open end and tighten them just enough to take all hold pens together. Once I did, I had to use a little force to get it on, but I couldn't get my…

This is a cheaper replacement for plastic. It seems to have been upgraded from other reviews with metal brackets inside. I got a good fit and didn't need silicone glue. So far after driving about 80 miles around town it has stayed on. I haven't tried it at freeway speeds yet. ***** I ordered a replacement for this after losing it while riding off road. Stays in place for normal driving, but needs to be stuck on for off-road driving. However, a cheaper choice of Ford OEM aluminum and a color…