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I'm having my wheels painted this week and I wanted to install new center caps. Has anyone ordered these aftermarket wheel caps? I ordered these since they are 1/4 the price of OEM, but I was wondering if they are complete pieces of crap and I should buy OEM and plan on returning these to Amazon.
For $15, seems like something worth taking a gamble on. If they don't work out after a while you can always get the OEM ones. Not exactly something that will break the bank either way and is easy to change out. Up to you.
I had the same ones on my 2011 E350 and with these from a Mercedes dealer https://parts.edhicksimports.com/ 6-6-47-0202 Wheel Hub Insert - Silver Cap Silver Logo $16.50
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I had the same ones on my 2011 E350 and replace with these which were purchased from a Mercedes dealer https://parts.edhicksimports.com/ 6-6-47-0202 Wheel Hub Insert - Silver Cap Silver Logo $16.50
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So I got the aftermarket wheel caps. The ones that were on my car already look the same as the ones I just got. But they are smooth over the entire surface. The new ones have a bumpy surface. Any idea which one is correct? I noticed there is a MB part number printed on the back of the new ones.
Last edited by DrivingForce; Feb 25, 2020 at 08:34 PM.
Thanks for checking. So perhaps the ones I have on the car now are also aftermarket. I'm glad I stuck with aftermarket because I really can't tell the difference visually anyhow.
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