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I purchased these because some tea leave decided mine were good enough to steal. I agree with some of the other reviews. I have 20" alloys on my XF and they fitted loosely but using some electrical tape around the rim of the centre cap - I think I did 4 rotations - ensured a snug fit - they do the job. For the price they are great value and look good once in place.
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They look good, but won't last. They are alloy as in 'drinks can' alloy; very soft and prone to scratching. They would not stand up to an auto carwash wheel scrub. I replaced some similar (not OEM) in red and they had little paint left, so I knew what to expect. At this cost you could buy a stock of them and replace regularly. I read some sprayed clear over them before fitting, which might give them more life. They are a very loose fit on my XF Lyra wheels so I wrapped electricians tape around the clips - two-turns - and now they don't move. They do look good. My wife has the OEM new growlers in red on her car. They're £24 each at the dealer, but eBay have them for £35 for the set. I reckon they would be worth it, if only they came in black.
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The title is self-explanatory. The main problem is that although they are the same diameter as the Jaguar original, the four fixing lugs are slightly longer and so they will be a loose fit on certain Jaguar wheels. Most people have got round this by wrapping plastic tape round the lugs, but this is a botch to disguise the fact. All Jaguar plastic wheel centres - whether original or not - suffer damage from aggressive acid-based wheel cleaning products like Wonder Wheels. In conclusion these are great for smartening up your wheels before you sell the car, but as a long term proposition you would be better advised to replace them on a regular basis. They are cheap enough to allow this.
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These aren't a perfect fit, being a few millimetres smaller than the original and therefore are loose and spin the hole. A simple remedy is to use electricians tape (about 25cm in length) on the inside of the hole for a tighter fit. Hopefully this won't affect how well it's held in place but only time will tell but right now they look good and require a small screwdriver to prise out.
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Inserted one of these caps in to the allow hub & it was obviously a looser fit than the original. The cap could be easily rotated & pull in/out from it's position. The cap be removed without first removing the wheel. I did what other buyers have suggested. I cut 200mm long strips of 10mm wide insulation tape & wound them around the inner part of the cap so that they were effectively set off from the hub.
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