can you install the center cap without taking the tire off of the car? Can you just press it in???
387567
Yes, installed by tapping center cap into the wheel center hole, looks great when done.
387568
Yes, that's how I installed them, they pop into place. Now if you want to remove them after installation it would be much easier to remove the wheel from the car and pop them out.
387569
Yes, you pull off the hubcaps and the these caps snap right in the empty hole.
2145040
The only way to remove air from a tire (or whatever else you are using) is to place the coupler into the tire valve and bleed off the air. You have to push the center of the valve in to place air in the tire and pump it up. Without pulling the trigger on the handle, you can push the tire valve center in and allow air out of the tire. So far as I can tell, the tire pressure gauge is quite accurate.
1657119
yes you can. you lower the 'resistance bar' that the tire would rest on for resistance, until it is no longer touching the tire.
1592202
The short answer is no! I tried it and with the valve stem being made for a center stem the tire cut the stem after a short time of use.
1957279
Hello, I purchased a set of four center caps. Great quality, and not expensive as the dealer. I recommend you go to the dealer get the parts number. Know your size, I piurchased mine from Amazon. Good luck.
674566
yes you do. also you should use short stems if possible on your wheels. mediums seem ok, but sometimes depending on your wheel it pushes against the cap and can possibly make it fall off easier.
243137
Yes, you can remove the star on the cap, but you will be left with a big hole after you take it out. I would suggest just taking the star off, painting it black and popping it back in there. Thanks!
1846173
Yes, it is all a single molded piece. I don't think you can separate the center cap from the hubcap itself.
3256
If I am understanding your question, can you pressurize the tires with out removing the units....the answer is no. I wish there was a way. The units work great. I like knowing my pressures and temperatures as I am driving, but you do have to remove them before adding air.
428392
The tire valve is NOT easily removable. It is crimped on. If you're creative and handy you could cut the hose and add your own needle assembly. It is a well made tool also.
517612
No, these are protective hubcaps that fit over a standard wheel; they come with a tension hoop that you attach to the hubcap before firmly pressing them into place on the wheel. There are no instructions, so take off an old one and look how it's done. There is a dent in the hoop to be aligned with the tire valve stem. It's not hard, but takes some thought.
1746847
I'm going off memory, but my old gator tires had a flat cap in the center that covered the bolt that needs to be unscrewed. Once you pop the cap off, then you just loosen the bolt, slide off the tire, slide the new tire on, and tighten the bolt. The front tires, in my experience, were easy. The back tires were tougher because the axle moves when you're unscrewing it. And just for the record, you may want to consider getting caps to cover the bolt once you put these new tires on. The bolts do get hot when you're riding the tractor. It's not a huge deal, but it's something to consider.
2058465
Hi Junior, The wheel comes with center cap only but we can include the hub rings if you specify your vehicle at purchase. Lug nuts are sold separately. Thank you, BWT
1104629
Hi Kate, it only took me a few minutes and it was don so I suppose doing it often shouldn't be too much trouble. However, take care of the plastic parts that cover the "roots" (where they go into the car) because they are fragile when installing, in fact one of mine came broken but they replaced it immediately. Other than that, they stayed on for the last 2 years without a problem.
178426
I had the same issue. It's not able to press the pin in your tire valve. I had to buy this to make it work http://www.amazon.com/Topeak-Pressure-Rite-Anti-Air-Loss-Connector/dp/B000FIAVKG/ref=pd_sim_auto_1
1858964
Chris,The center cap is included with your wheel purchase but the lug nuts are sold separately.Thank you,BWT
1927534
It will need to be initialized. I good tire shop should have the tool to do this. You shouldn't have to go to the dealer.