🔧 Premium Relube Grease/Dust Cap Set (4 pcs) for 2,000-3,500lb Trailer Wheel Hubs - DC200L-DCRP Review

I read that some people had trouble ordering hubcaps for their axles. I bet they didn't measure before buying. They fit perfectly and worked great.

Cheap thin metal. As other reviewers have said, it's a bit larger than usual. So you have to take your time or the rim will deform where it enters the hub. I'm glad they provided four of these. Otherwise I would have been banned. Get something better by reading this review.

Only need 2 but for the price an extra 2 pieces is a bonus. Use for bearing caps on a horizontal spindle yoke. Fits exactly as it should and the rubber caps make checking the lubrication level quick and easy. For the installation I used a 2" ID pipe and a hammer to hammer them in place without damaging the caps. I am more than happy with the product.

I've had a lot of experience with them and these particular ones seem better than anything I've used in the past. At least in terms of the thickness and strength of the metal. Perfect fit and easy to install. My only concern is how quickly they will rust since I use them in salt water at least 50% of the time (it's a boat trailer). Only time can tell. In the meantime, I definitely recommend them.

I have emailed the seller. No Answer. These dust covers are made of very thin metal. Each of them bent or mangled, tapped with a RUBBER HAMMER. The seller eventually emailed and explained that I could return the item for a refund. It would be so great. Only one fell off somewhere on the street when I was towing my trailer, the others were so badly damaged during installation that they were disposed of as rubbish.

I tried to carefully drive them into my trailer drums but they were big enough that they were quite difficult to install. Luckily I'm a hobbyist so I found a piece of pipe I could cut to length to make it smaller to just fit over the lid. I welded a flat bar I had on the other end and was able to install the new caps. They have an installer available on ebay and other trailer parts sites. But it's another $20+ dollars and a few days to wait for them.

Bought to replace old leaky ones on a 5600lb travel trailer, they look the same size and are solidly built (I've checked them against mine by letter marks on the rubber seal), I started out by trying to lightly tap a rubber mallet to get it going, but that didn't work and quickly became frustrating because the diameter of the caps is about the same as the space it fits goes. So I took a needle. Nose forceps and a very slightly curved, circumferential end lip. Then I tried again, it was still…