Wheel hub center cap...anyone know where I can find one(or two)?

Finchy

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ChanW

Sorry, can't help you.

I seem to remember searching and finding a replacement for the whole 'can' that the plastic piece fits into. Maybe in a Truckers supply? Try this Google search for starters:
https://www.google.com/search?q=wheel+hub+cover&oq=wheel+hub+cover&aqs=chrome..69i57.5948j0j7&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#sbfbu=1&pi=wheel hub cover

I never did order one. I just spray-painted mine instead.

You'll need an accurate measurement of the O.D. of that piece.

FishDoctor

I don't have my trailer here to measure the inner diameter of the replacements needed, but the kind of thing you are looking for can be seen on this search results page from the e-trailer site. 

https://www.etrailer.com/s.aspx?qry=Trailer+Hub+Caps&furl=-vw-1-pg-Wheel_Covers_Hubcaps

Note that you have to remove the wheel to insert the hub covers and then replace the wheel and bolt it back down...

Sharon_is_SAM

@Finchy - if you are referring to the T@B logo dust center cap, contact a dealer to order one.  Missouri Teardrop Trailers is a good source.  We lost ours and it is in the mail as we ordered it while at uCamp.

Finchy

Contacted Missouri Teardrop. they told me to just get one from any local RV deal as it is a Dexter Axel part. Thanks!

Sharon_is_SAM

Good to know!  Thanks!

falcon1970

I too lost a decorative center cap.  I then discovered the plastic tabs on the remaining one were also broken.  I never could find replacements so I ended up replacing the entire cap with a solid cap--no decorative inserts.  Might make it harder to grease the bearings but I don't think it will be all that much trouble.  I would have still had to remove the center caps to do a proper lube job and you still have to remove the wheel to remove the center hubs anyway.

Grumpy_G

Finchy said:

Contacted Missouri Teardrop. they told me to just get one from any local RV deal as it is a Dexter Axel part. Thanks!

Doubtful as center caps are part of the wheel and Dexter doesn't make any wheels. They probably thought you were talking about the hub bearing cover. If you take the wheel off there might be some manufacturer info on the wheel and/or the cap. But as @falcon1970 wrote any random wheel center cap of the right size will work. 

Bayliss

@Finchy, try a search for "wheel hub center cap," "trailer wheel hub center cap," "wheel snap in center cap," or similar phrase(s) on Amazon, etrailer, etc. and see if you can find something that will work for you.

N7SHG_Ham

The only thing Nucamp about that cover is the Tab logo, but if that isn't a concern then there are likely lots of options. The aftermarket supplier for the wheels NuCamp uses is here:

https://trailersetgo.com/store/thoroughbred-15x5-5-lug-black-aluminum-trailer-wheel

Finchy

I found it difficult to find this hub bearing cover - aftermarket. I called Missouri Teardrop and they tracked it down at NuCamp. $40 for two of them shipped. I'll do it this once, but that is an absurd price. Thanks for the help.

jbajor

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B3R7J46D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

SaskTabby

I just went through this same search. 

I ordered these off Amazon.ca:
4pcs Wheel Center Caps 70mm/64mm
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B088PLQV3V?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1

They fit my 2016.  Best I can tell, my rims match those in the original post.

If the Amazon product description is to be believed, then we should be able to use center caps made for the following Honda products:
Element 2003-2011
Odyssey 2005-201
Ridgeline 2006-2014
Pilot 2003-2015