129C Center Cap Guide | Performance Replicas
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This Performance Replicas research page is organized around 129C, the exact center-cap identifier that should be copied from the reverse of the cap being replaced. The table work for 129C starts from 2 matching source rows and counts 2 different wheel SKUs among them. Because the records describe wheels, 129C remains an identifier-led purchase rather than a bolt-pattern or vehicle-led one.

129C evidence profile
| Brand on product record | Performance Replicas |
|---|---|
| Exact center-cap identifier | 129C |
| Existing product-record description | PR129 CHR REPLC CAP INTRCHGS WITH 154C |
| Matching WheelPros source rows | 2 |
| Distinct associated wheel SKUs | 2 |
| Wheel style values | PR129 |
| Source brand values | Performance Replicas |
| Image classification | associated wheel style reference |
The 129C result contains 1 distinct style label—PR129—copied as catalog context rather than fitment criteria. For 129C, the extracted wheel fields total 2 distinct sizes, 1 pattern, and 1 finish description; none is a cap measurement. A representative 129C row is wheel SKU 129C-297334, carrying style PR129, size 20X9, pattern 5X127, and wheel finish CHROME.
Representative WheelPros rows for 129C
| Wheel SKU | Style | Wheel size | Bolt-pattern context | Wheel finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 129C-297334 | PR129 | 20X9 | 5X127 | CHROME |
| 129C-217350 | PR129 | 20X10 | 5X127 | CHROME |
Use the 129C row sample to verify the catalog relationship across 2 source matches, not to infer that a wheel specification selects the cap. When auditing 129C, keep the fields separated: 20X10, and 20X9 records wheel size, 5X127 records bolt pattern, and CHROME records wheel finish.
129C record fingerprint
One concise 129C record signature is wheel SKU 129C-297334, style PR129, size 20X9, bolt notation 5X127, and wheel finish CHROME. The 129C extraction counts 2 rows, 2 distinct SKUs, 1 style, and 1 finish, using 129C-297334 as one checkpoint. Keeping 129C factual avoids a fitment inference.
Inspect an original before selecting 129C
- Once 129C is confirmed, inspect current product media and listing text for construction details, condition, and package quantity.
- Transcribe every character from the original and require an exact comparison with 129C, not a partial numerical match.
- Clean the 129C candidate only as needed to reveal molded, stamped, printed, or labeled characters.
- Access the reverse of the suspected 129C cap without bending retention tabs or using the visible wheel surface as a pry point.
- When the original marking does not clearly read 129C, stop and document every angle, clip, fastener, and partial code.
Interpret the 129C reference image
Media attached to 129C carries the explicit label associated wheel style reference, so its evidentiary limits remain visible. A picture connected with 129C can support visual review only after the identifier agrees, because perspective and lighting can hide revision differences.
Decision cautions for 129C
- For 129C, confirm whether the live product page describes one cap, hardware, or another quantity before checkout.
- Bolt notation inside the 129C records is contextual wheel data, not cap-selection evidence.
- A complete-wheel size in the 129C records is not a measurement of the cap.
- Do not choose 129C merely because the emblem and visible finish appear similar.
- Do not discard the original before 129C can be compared side by side after delivery.
Review the live 129C listing
Continue to the 129C center-cap page for current Performance Replicas listing details, including media, availability, condition, and package count. Use the 129C search result only for an exact code match; otherwise search the marking actually found. Questions about an uncertain 129C identity belong on the contact form, accompanied by focused images and any partial number.
Questions about 129C
Does a linked wheel style prove the cap?
No. The 129C style labels organize WheelPros records, while the complete identifier on the original remains the purchase evidence.
Can a bolt pattern identify this replacement?
No. Keep 129C bolt data in the catalog-context column; exact cap identification still comes from the original marking.
What if the original code is unreadable?
Pause the 129C decision, preserve any partial characters, and provide sharp face, side, clip, fastener, label, and backside images to support.