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Aren't the 'normal' centre caps just a friction fit into the hole?  I.e. doesn't make any difference how deep the whole actually is.

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2 hours ago, Dappernut said:

Aren't the 'normal' centre caps just a friction fit into the hole?  I.e. doesn't make any difference how deep the whole actually is.


No. They snap in to a groove.  Hence the comments above.

I stand corrected.

There is an image of the vRS 20" Sagittarius alloys on the UK website, without the aero trims and with centre caps...

 

https://www.skoda.co.uk/new-cars/kodiaq/vrs

 

I'd add an image but my FREEDOM membership has run out. I also have the part numbers for the centre caps that someone has successfully fitted to their facelift vRS.

 

 

Sounds good!

32 minutes ago, silver1011 said:

I also have the part numbers

 

Excellent!  Please share.

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Are you on about this picture?

 

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I have no idea what they are, but they're not the wheels fitted to my car. However, the video on the page does show the correct wheels without the trims and with centre caps...

 

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4 hours ago, silver1011 said:

I also have the part numbers for the centre caps that someone has successfully fitted to their facelift vRS.

 

Stop being a tease and share with us...! 😁

Sorry, was trying to work out how to embed images without using a hosting site or being a FREEDOM member and got side tracked...

 

P  K5E0601151FOD     S06G02 WHEEL CAP

P  K1Z0601173UZ7     S06G02 CAP

 

I did Google them but got nothing back.

 

Someone mentioned that the aero trims are not one piece and that the centre caps can be pressed / pushed off and fitted directly to the alloy wheel? Is this a possibility?

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4 minutes ago, silver1011 said:

Someone mentioned that the aero trims are not one piece and that the centre caps can be pressed / pushed off and fitted directly to the alloy wheel? Is this a possibility?

 

Pretty sure they're one piece. Will take another look just in case, but I'm not convinced.

I thought them, like an old wheel trim, to be one piece, we'd need a locking wheel nut cover as well wouldn't we?

2 hours ago, Yogi-Bear said:

Pretty sure they're one piece

 

I've just checked the photo you supplied previously Yogi, and they definitely look one piece to me.

Probably a dum question, can the  plenty full but short hub caps be inserted from the rear of the wheel? ie they would be sunk into the hub well on the alloy.

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4 hours ago, Dappernut said:

they definitely look one piece to me.

 

That's because they definitely are.

Another UK facelift vRS owner with centre caps fitted to  their Sagittarious alloys. He claims they're standard Skoda caps, but is going to check with the dealer to confirm...

 

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Is it my screen, or is the stitching on the steering wheel black rather than red?

Definitely not red...

 

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Interesting.  I'm sure I've recently read about a facelift VRS already with a dealer that wasn't for sale as it was closed as a misbuild due to the steering wheel colour.

This current marketing shot appears to show a VRS with an all black steering wheel too I think.  Change of spec I wonder?

 

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3 hours ago, Dappernut said:

Change of spec I wonder?

 

Yeah, they ran out of red thread due to the semiconductor shortage.

 

Can't say it would have bothered me all that much - but it does look a bit odd when you have all the red thread on the seats and dash etc.

I take it you do have the red on the wheel Yogi?

Skoda centre cap part number confirmed...

 

5E0601151FOD

 

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Standard cap, so not unique to the Sagittarious alloy wheel...

 

 

  • SKODA CITIGO 2012 TO PRESENT
  • SKODA FABIA HATCHBACK 2014 TO PRESENT
  • SKODA KAMIQ 2019 TO PRESENT
  • SKODA KAROQ 2017 TO PRESENT
  • SKODA KODIAQ 2017 TO PRESENT
  • SKODA OCTAVIA ESTATE 2014 TO 2020
  • SKODA OCTAVIA HATCHBACK 2014 TO 2020
  • SKODA RAPID SALOON 2012 TO 2016
  • SKODA RAPID SPACEBACK 2013 TO 2017
  • SKODA SCALA 2019 TO PRESENT
  • SKODA SUPERB ESTATE 2015 TO PRESENT
  • SKODA SUPERB HATCHBACK 2015 TO PRESENT

 

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Alloy Center Cap - (5E0601151FOD)

 

Alloy Center Cap - (5E0601151FOD)

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3 hours ago, Dappernut said:

I take it you do have the red on the wheel Yogi?


I do.

 

2 hours ago, silver1011 said:

Skoda centre cap part number confirmed...


Thanks - really don’t see how they would fit and stay put… but I will undoubtedly invest in a set at some point.

Given that the cap is at the eye of the storm so to speak, I don't imagine it would take very much friction to keep it in place?

 

Re: red stitching

Is there any correlation between heated vs non-heated steering on the VRS and stitching colour?  Is yours heated Yogi?

 

 

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9 minutes ago, Dappernut said:

Is yours heated Yogi?


Oh yes… 😁

The car looks lovely!
 

I too read someone had a mid build and couldn’t sell it for some reason with a different colour wheel!
 

It’s definitely red stitching on the configurator 🤔😊 

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