Tapas Centrales de Rueda para Chrysler PT Cruiser

Chrysler PT Cruiser Wheel Center Caps

Your car is vital for going out and about, but it also helps you express your style and individuality. One way to both customize and protect your Chrysler PT Cruiser is to use center caps on the rims.

A wheel center cap, also known as a hubcap, is an attachment that you can place on the center of your rim. It serves to protect your wheels nuts and bolts from rust, debris, and corrosion that may affect your ability to remove it in a difficult situation. It also allows the user to add a little pizzazz to their rim.

The PT Cruiser from Chrysler started production in the year 2000 and ran through 2010. In that time frame, Chrysler produced PT Cruisers with a few different wheel sizes. In order to make sure that a cap fits, you need to know what type of vehicle you have, and determine the size of your rims. Many caps go by the model year of the Chrysler PT Cruiser. There are three main sizes of caps for Chrysler PT Cruiser wheels:

• 15-inch caps: These hubcaps work with standard PT Cruisers.
• 16-inch caps: These hubcaps work with sport models.
• 17-inch caps: These hubcaps work with GT and several specialty models.

Center wheel caps can come in a variety of styles with different markings, metal, and more all being used. Here are some of the most common cap styles:

• Chrysler-branded caps are fairly common. As the PT Cruiser is a Chrysler vehicle, it should be expected that Chrysler-branded items will be standard and readily available.
• Plain caps feature a smooth finish without logos or branding of any type.
• Mopar caps, usually branded to the car company it will be used on, come from an independent parts manufacturer.

Chrome is the most common metal used in contemporary center caps. However, while chrome is the most common metal for a center cap, there are several other materials that are also used, such as these:

• Wood: These caps are uncommon and found mostly on vintage caps.
• Steel: These caps are very durable and feature a brushed metal look.
• Aluminum: These caps represent something of a middle ground between steel and chrome.