Use the search box below to search the largest database of wheel trims on the Internet. Find the exact wheel trims you are missing by simply entering your wheel trim part number. Alternatively use the navigation links at the top of every page to browse our catalogue. Please note that some parts can only be found by entering the part number into the search box below.
Locating your part number:
Step 1: In order to identify a new replacement hub cap or wheel trim which matches your remaining hub caps it is necessary to remove an existing hub cap from your car and read a part number from the back. To remove the hub cap, you will have to grip the outer or inner edges with two hands and pull firmly.
Step 2: The number is on the back of the hub cap and is between 7 and 15 characters long, and normally contains numbers, letters and sometimes hyphens. Make a note of this number.
Step 3: Enter the number into the search box above, our system will search our entire database of available wheel trims and give an instant result.
Step 4: You will be taken to your results, if we have the part available to buy it will show up here.
Still can't find your Wheel Trims?
If you are having problems locating the part number, or it is not available, we should still be able to locate the correct wheel trims for your vehicle. QuickHubs have access to a network of dealer partners and with the right information we can source genuine parts for a broad range of makes and models. If the part you require could not be located on our website, or you are unsure if a part you can see is the correct one for your car, we recommend you contact the QuickHubs staff using our contact form.
When contacting please include your registration plate number, and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number, see below) along with the make and model of your car and any other info you think may be relevant. Our helpful staff will contact you promptly via e-mail and in most cases we can locate the part you need.
Where can I find my VIN and what is it?
The VIN is a 17 digit number which uniquely identifies your car from any other car anywhere else in the world. The digits can tell you where your car was built, the year it was made and can even help identify your hub cap.
The location of your Vehicle Identification Number or VIN depends on your car's manufacturer. Renault's for example have them on the inside door, on the engine, and in the vehicle log book or service manual. Other cars have them near the driver's window on the passenger's side. Most, if not all, will have the number in the log book which is normally kept on the inside of the car in the glove box. You may also find the VIN printed at the back of the car on the rear window.
