Recommended Plug Covers for a Roadmaster EZ-5 Baseplate for a 2021 Chevy Spark

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2021 Chevy Spark. I want to order the 2 plugs to cover holes on my Chevy Spark. I do not know what the plugs are called. I have a Roadmaster hookup installed by Camping World. Thank you

asked by: Pat M

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I believe you're looking for the Roadmaster EZ Base Plate 1-1/2" Receiver Covers # RM-210. These plugs will drop right into the holes on your Roadmaster Direct-Connect Base Plate Kit # RM-523202-5, will blend into the trim on your vehicle, and help block out dirt and gravel.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Roadmaster Baseplate Kit
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