Which Wheel Center Cap Fits 14 inch HWT Hi Spec Trailer Wheel

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I have the Hi-spec series 6 in a 14” wheel but I can’t find the replacement cap for the 14”. I ordered what I thought was a 14 “ , but when I got it , it was for a 16” inches . My fault. Can you tell me if they make a replacement cap for the 14” wheel . Got the wheels back in spring of 2018. Your help will be appreciated.

asked by: Brooks

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Expert Reply:

For your 14 inch diameter Hi Spec Series 6 wheel that you sent in a picture of the correct wheel center cap is the part # AM90098.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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