DUB Wheels Center Cap Buying Guide

DUB wheel center cap collection identification and replacement guide

DUB Wheels Center Cap Buying Guide

DUB Wheels are synonymous with custom car culture — big, bold, chrome-heavy designs built for show cars, lowriders, and luxury vehicles. Their center caps are a key part of the look, and chrome is the dominant finish across the lineup. Here's how to find the right replacement cap for your DUB wheels.

DUB Cap Characteristics

DUB caps are almost universally chrome-finished, reflecting the brand's luxury and show-car aesthetic. They use a snap-in design and are identified by numeric part numbers. Key caps include:

  • 16390-15VP — Chrome cap, one of the most popular DUB replacements across multiple models.
  • 38340-16 — Chrome cap for select DUB 16" wheel applications.
  • 4780-65 — Chrome wheel center cap used across several DUB series.
  • 38330-15 (Dazr) — Chrome cap specific to the DUB Dazr model.

Pro tip: DUB part numbers often include the wheel diameter in the number (e.g., "-15" = 15", "-16" = 16"). This can help you quickly filter to the right cap for your wheel size.

How to Find the Right DUB Cap

  1. Identify your DUB wheel model — DUB model names include Dazr, Baller, Dirty Dog, and others. Check your purchase receipt or the DUB website.
  2. Note your wheel diameter — DUB caps are often size-specific. Know whether your wheels are 15", 16", 20", 22", or 24".
  3. Match the chrome finish — DUB caps are almost always chrome. If your cap has tarnished or peeled, a direct chrome replacement is the right call.
  4. Measure the bore — If the part number is unavailable, measure the center bore diameter in millimeters.

Caring for Chrome DUB Caps

Chrome caps require more maintenance than black caps to keep their shine. Clean regularly with a chrome-safe cleaner and avoid abrasive cloths. If the chrome is peeling or pitting, replacement is the best option — peeling chrome cannot be effectively repaired at home.

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