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Jeep Grand Cherokee '99-2004 Hub cover cap preview

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Jeep Grand Cherokee '99-2004 Hub cover cap

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I try to keep my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee looking as good as possible. The hub cover caps were missing from the factory wheels when I bought it. I've looked for them on-line, but if you can find them they are quite expensive. It occurred to me that I could print a reasonable replacement. So I got out my digital caliper and took some measurements. Be sure not to trim the 1/2 millimeter "flange" on the bottom off, it creates a friction fit to hold it in place. If you build with supports on you will have to file the shoulder a bit to get it to go in all the way. Although it is a tight fit, I put a little super glue in the shoulder of the wheel on one. The other I just "snapped" in. Both have stayed in place, so I'm not sure the glue is needed. Enjoy!

Published Jun 27, 2026Updated Aug 11, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by David Jackson (anil8tor) · License: CC BY-SA

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