Center Cap Needed for Wheel on a 2000 Pace American Enclosed Trailer

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Can you tell me what centering cap is used on this trailer? I see several different styles and pilots and have no idea which one is correct. The wheels are 5 bolt ST205R7515 Sorry the picture is not the best. Thank you,

asked by: Denyse T

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Helpful Expert Reply:

We do have a selection of center caps for you to choose from (see attached link), but unfortunately there really is no way to identify what you need without measuring the pilot hole size on your wheel.

For example, the Trailer Wheel Center Cap # 319EZ is compatible with wheels that have a 3.19" pilot size. I have attached a review video for you to check out as well.

expert reply by: Jon G

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