1.98“-2 Set with 2 Rubber Plugs

I ordered the multi-pack just for some insurance on my stock trailer (1995 Corn-Pro) but when I noticed a seal out on my flatbed trailer these fit it as well! Pleased with the results.

Keeping water and dirt out of your wheel bearings it crucial for longevity. After you have pried or tapped out your old caps they can become slightly out of shape. This is cheap maintenance to replace these when you do a wheel bearing job.

Built heavy in the right places. Bent or crushed other brand caps trying to install, not these. I used a large socket that fit over the cap to install. These fit really tight and will not fall off.

A tad wide, really hard to get on. Sure should not fall off.

Fits my nearly 20 year-old yacht club trailer, great price, quality and nice to have new covers after all these years

Worth the price.

Update: These fit very tight and definitely require a dead low hammer to install. After I grabbed my dead low, they practically installed themselves. Took about 10 seconds for each cap.Definitely recommend these. They’re also pretty thick steel, compared to some other caps I’ve worked with. I just hope I won’t have to rebuild these hubs for a long time…Original: I’ve installed hundreds of hub covers on cars and trucks to trailers and I have to say that I have never had to fight with a set of hub covers as much as I have had to with these. I see other reviews mentioning filing them down to get them to fit and that should not be needed, ever.As of writing this I have just received the set of hub covers and tried both of them on my brand new dexter axle with no success with a regular claw hammer and steel block. I’ll need to retrieve my tools out of storage and try again at least with my dead blow hammer and maybe a socket. I refuse to spend money on an installation tool that costs more than double what these cost.Buyer beware, these are not made the correct size for standard hubs. They are very slightly too large.I will update once installed.

These caps seem to be good quality but they were just too tight for my Lippert axels. I couldn’t get them to go in. Ended up buying the Lippert caps and those went on no problem.