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Wheel Nut Covers (Mk7 Fiesta ST)

ChillyWilly
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Hi,

I took my car in for an alloy refurb a couple of days ago after managing to scrape a curb.  They provide a replacement wheel while they do the refurb.

I've just noticed that the 3 nut covers are mangled.  I know the guy used a manual wrench to remove the alloy, but he left someone else to fit the replacement while we went to sort the paperwork.  I assume he's used a gun.

When I go to get the refurbed alloy I'm going to see if they've got their own covers to put things right, or will be wanting a discount to pay for them replacing.  Anyone know how much Ford charge?

The plastic covers you get on Ebay (19mm?), does the standard Fiesta wrench fit over these, or do you have to remove them and use a smaller wrench?  Are these a universal fit or are there specific ones to fit the Fiesta?  I presume the Ford covers are metal and are (a bit) better?

Cheers!

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    From what I've seen on one of mine that was knackered by an air gun, once they are gone bad you're best off getting a new one. If you have a few to replace it might be worth going for full chrome alloy nuts rather than Ford ones with covers. If your alloys are black then the McGard ones are good, but there's also cheaper options on eBay. 

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