Take hub cap off?

[Rocdoc78]

Hey everyone! I’m new to motorhome world . I have a 2005 jayco granite ridge. How do I take off hub cap,I know it’s probably a dumb question. Help please

[Skip426]

Have to ask what chassis your coach is built on ; and do the wheel covers have this decal in the center ?

[Rocdoc78]

Originally Posted by Skip426

Have to ask what chassis your coach is built on ; and do the wheel covers have this decal in the center ?

Thanks for responding,it’s a e450 super duty ford and yes that’s what it looks like

[RDG]

My 2011 E450 had press on covers.

[tetranz]

There seems to be at least two versions of this.

In one version, the "nuts" are all fake except one which is real. There are YouTube videos telling people to find the real one and unscrew it.

That had me confused because on my Minnie Winne, I couldn't find the real nut and that's because they're all fake. They just push on and off. You can get a rubber mallet with a claw on the other end.

I leave mine off because I've found it so hard to hammer them on in the precise position to avoid damaging the TPMS sensors I have installed.

[Skip426]

The hub caps ( stainless steel simulators ) were manufactured by Dicor ; and are no longer produced .

Retention method varied by rim size and chassis , there are at least three
I believe those on the E Ford chassis are a push fit ; retained by " claws " around the outer edge.

Check all the fake lug nuts for a stamped oval or slash ( there will be two on opposite sides , if there are retainers .
The oval mark indicates they are a cover for the actual retainer , the slash means they are the retaining nut and have to be removed with a socket .
Special plyers are available for the retainer covers with an oval .

[Rocdoc78]

I appreciate your help ! I had to get a 32 mm socket to get it off