Rhinotuning RhinoTuning 4PCS 67 mm Wheel Centre Caps (ABS) for GT30/TE37/CE28N-style wheels
Product description
If your wheels look a bit tired, new wheel centre caps can be a surprisingly neat fix. These Rhinotuning RhinoTuning caps are made to cover the hub area and help limit how much moisture and grime can sit there. They’re not trying to be flashy, they’re there to protect the hub and keep things looking more finished.
The essentials (what these hub caps are for)
These are 4 wheel centre caps designed with a specific outer and inner fit. On paper, they’re aimed at certain performance-style wheel sizes and models mentioned in the listing, where the hub opening matches the cap’s rear diameter.
A practical way to think about them: you’re replacing the centre trims/caps so the hub area is covered, which can help reduce oxidation risk compared with leaving it exposed. Installation is described as straightforward, and the pack includes four caps.
What stands out in everyday use
The main “why” here is simple: coverage. If you’ve got aluminium wheels with an exposed hub, a proper-fitting centre cap helps keep the area protected.
You can expect this kind of experience: - You remove old centre caps (if you’re replacing them), line the new ones up, and fit them so the wheel looks complete again. - With the hub covered, you’re less likely to be cleaning that tight area as often.
It’s also a sensible choice if you’ve noticed that the hub area shows early signs of corrosion, or if you just want a cleaner look that matches the rest of the wheel.
Key specifications to check before ordering
The listing gives the crucial dimensions, and this is where a lot of fit issues happen. Don’t assume “67 mm” alone is enough.
The cap sizes stated are: - Outer diameter: 67 mm (2.64 in) - Rear/inner diameter: 62 mm (2.44 in)
Material-wise, they’re described as high-quality ABS plastic. That matters because ABS is a common choice for trims and centre covers: it’s light, practical, and typically fine for normal road use—though it’s still plastic, so it’s not the same thing as a metal hub component.
Worth noting: the listing explicitly asks you to measure carefully (either your existing caps or your wheel openings) before placing an order.
Compatibility: where they’re intended to fit (and the limits)
The product listing mentions compatibility with a range of wheel model names/sizes, including GT30, GT V, GTC, GTS, GTM, GTF, RE30, and TE37 (including 19-inch and CE28N), alongside the wheel/aluminium context. However, compatibility like this often depends on the actual hub opening size and the wheel’s shape—so the safest indicator remains the stated diameters.
It’s not a great match if: - Your wheel centre opening doesn’t match the rear diameter stated (62 mm), even if your wheel is marketed with a similar overall “size”. - You’re trying to fit them to wheels with a different cap/hub design where the centre section geometry differs.
The listing also says they’re for aluminium wheels where the size is the same. If you’re not 100% sure, measuring is genuinely the difference between “fits perfectly” and “ends up being a return”.
Installation and handling (what to expect)
Installation is described as easy: place the cap to cover the hub area, and you’re done. The listing also recommends using an adhesive and sticker to help it stay in place.
If you’re buying these because you want a tidy, low-fuss finish, the process sounds workable—but keep in mind you’ll still need to follow the approach in the listing (adhesive/sticker as appropriate). If you prefer a purely clip-on method with no extra materials, you may want to double-check that expectation first.
Is it worth it?
A solid pick if you want basic protection and a cleaner wheel look, and you can confirm your wheel centre opening matches the stated 67 mm outer / 62 mm inner fit. It suits buyers who are replacing worn or missing centre caps on compatible aluminium wheel setups.
It’s not the best choice if you need guaranteed fit without measuring, or if your wheel centre design simply doesn’t share the same geometry as the sizes mentioned. In that case, the “mm sizes” need to line up properly, otherwise you may find the caps don’t sit right.
Mini FAQ
Questions people ask before buying
Do I need to measure before ordering? Yes. The listing specifically highlights measuring your wheel caps or the fit area before you buy.
What are the key dimensions I should compare? The outer diameter is 67 mm and the rear/inner diameter is 62 mm.
What are these caps made from? They’re described as high-quality ABS plastic.
How many caps are included? The pack includes 4 wheel centre caps.
Are they meant to stop oxidation on the hub? That’s the intent stated in the listing: to place a cap over the hub to help prevent oxidation in the centre area.