Spare wheel cover question (possibly stupid).

[don simon]

I have a soft and hard shell spare wheel covers and was wondering whether it's possible to use just the hard cover.
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I'm sure it's fine, but there's something at the back of my mind that needs reassuring.

 

[Banshee]

Whatever fits matey :thumb2

All that matters is it's secure as you don't want it flying off at high speed

 

[don simon]

Thought so, cheers.
Barbecue design into overdrive now.

 

[Lazy-Ferret]

I used to use just the stainless steel band on my Vitara, over the PVC production cover. Worked very well, and I think looked a lot smarter, as the disc in the middle of those has a habit of turning as you drive, so you find the writing is at an angle or upside down.

 

[Banshee]

as the disc in the middle of those has a habit of turning as you drive, so you find the writing is at an angle or upside down.

I've started to suffer with this :doh :lol

 

[perelaar]

I've sold the stainless part and the central circle for my T2. Don't need them, and noticed they rattled when driving on uneven surface. Got a very nice price for them, as well