1007-12 Center Cap Guide | Fuel Off-Road

For the Fuel Off-Road cap listed here, 1007-12 is the controlling lookup key, so preserve every character when transcribing the original marking. Exactly 35 WheelPros catalog rows reference 1007-12; after SKU deduplication, those rows represent 35 wheel items. For 1007-12, the linked wheel information is descriptive catalog evidence and does not create a vehicle-fitment promise.

1007-12 evidence profile

The source vocabulary for 1007-12 includes 8 wheel styles, recorded here as FC881 SURGE, FC884 FORTRESS, FC890 RAIL, FC897 HAVOC, FC901 TALON, FC904 LYNX, FC908 PUMA, plus 1 additional value for traceability. For 1007-12, the extracted wheel fields total 8 distinct sizes, 1 pattern, and 3 finish descriptions; none is a cap measurement. One source example for 1007-12 is FC881SD17906812N: its wheel fields read FC881 SURGE, 17X9, 6X139.7, and GLOSS SILVER W/ MACHINED FACE.

Representative WheelPros rows for 1007-12

The 1007-12 table is a limited representative sample from 35 matching source rows; it is not presented as a complete application list. Values connected to 1007-12 include wheel sizes 17X9, 18X9, 20X10, 20X9, 17X8.5, 22X10, 22X9, plus 1 additional value, bolt-pattern entries 6X139.7, and finishes GLOSS SILVER W/ MACHINED FACE, POLISHED, and HYPER SILVER MACH-FC M-BLK LIP, all of which describe source wheel SKUs.

Inspect an original before selecting 1007-12

1. Leave the identification open if 1007-12 is absent or unreadable, then photograph the face, profile, reverse, and retention system.
2. Expose the back of the 1007-12 candidate with a non-damaging removal method appropriate to the wheel and cap construction.
3. On the suspected 1007-12 original, remove loose dirt gently until the entire reverse-side code can be read.
4. Set the old code beside 1007-12 and verify each dash, digit, prefix, and revision character one position at a time.
5. Once 1007-12 is confirmed, inspect current product media and listing text for construction details, condition, and package quantity.

Interpret the 1007-12 reference image

The displayed asset for 1007-12 is recorded as associated wheel style reference; that label determines how the picture may be interpreted. Visual similarity to the 1007-12 image is secondary evidence and should never erase a conflicting backside identifier.

Decision cautions for 1007-12

• Bolt notation inside the 1007-12 records is contextual wheel data, not cap-selection evidence.
• A complete-wheel size in the 1007-12 records is not a measurement of the cap.
• Do not choose 1007-12 merely because the emblem and visible finish appear similar.
• Retain the old cap while evaluating 1007-12, because it is the reference for markings and attachment geometry.
• Before buying 1007-12, verify package count and included hardware in the current listing text.

Review the live 1007-12 listing

Use the live listing for Fuel Off-Road 1007-12 when checking present product photos, stock status, condition, price, and quantity. If another code appears on the old cap, use site search for that exact marking instead of forcing a 1007-12 match. For an unreadable possible 1007-12 marking, use the support contact page and attach front, profile, and reverse photographs.

Questions about 1007-12

Does a linked wheel style prove the cap?

No. For 1007-12, a style name is catalog context and does not outweigh a different or missing reverse-side code.

Can a bolt pattern identify this replacement?

No. For 1007-12, bolt-pattern values describe associated wheel SKUs and are not a replacement-cap compatibility test.

What if the original code is unreadable?

Pause the 1007-12 decision, preserve any partial characters, and provide sharp face, side, clip, fastener, label, and backside images to support.