I notice there is a small empty circle in the center of the hub. Would I be able to stick a VW badge logo on it? What is the diameter of it?
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Lug nut-to-lug nut diameter is 3", but the best bet would be to use the inner, slightly concaved, inner circle which is 2" in diameter. Neat idea...should look great if your logo is 2" or less.
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I looked at mine and they also do not have the Thule logo...believe thule manufactures them for VW. Mine have the VW logo on the bars, mounts...etc
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Definitely not...the rear VW emblem is completely different than the front emblem
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I'd suggest super-gluing around the edges of the emblem. I have had three of these fly off the car, one even after I super-glued to the wheel. I'd also suggest returning them and getting your money back since they aren't going to last, as I said, I bought four and three of them were gone after a couple months.
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Maybe...I have it on a VW passat - shoot me your email and ill fwd a photo (would be close)
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Not sure but work great on Passat, could call service dept local dealer to see if replacement hub from 2011 Passet will fit yours, bet they will. When arrive the center looks blue almost had a stroke until I figured out there was a 10 blue film covering the center which can be easily removed. These replacement hubs work better than the ones that came on the car new and are less likely to fall off, in my opinion. They certainly cost much less about 1/5 what the dealer quoted plus tax. One of the local mechanics told me that a small amount of clear silicone sealer to the back edge of the hubcap also helps secure it from falling off which appears to be fairly common with the factory installed ones.
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Hi Jamie, I am not sure. You wold need to measure your lug pattern to see if it is 4" apart when measures across the center of the hub and the threads measure 10mmx1.25. Thanks for asking, Greg 888-630-6696
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I noticed the same thing on mine. It seems to snap into place on the upper half but hangs out about .25" at the bottom. The whole deck is easily removed though. Mine is installed in my 2002 VW Jetta GLS.
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I am not sure how the window of your car is shaped, but I can tell you it wouldn't stay in place on my VW bug. I think they measured the actual size of the entire piece of material. However, the firm ridges around the circles are what holds it up and they were not nearly tall enough to stay on mine. Hope this helps
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Hi Jayvee, The hub bore on the wheel is 72.60. We need to know the year, make and model to get the hub bore of your vehicle. Thanks, BWT
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I honestly don't know. It's a 55 mm flat surfaced adhesive metallic sticker. If you measure your wheel and it has enough space and a flat surface it should be ok
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I installed it in a 2013 Jetta Sportwagen. It was larger than the light it replaced. I just attached it with black silicone glue. It's image is backwards, but I am not sure that it is the camera or the monitor??
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your best bet is to order from Audi. I tried (unsuccessfully) to buy one for my A4. I had to return both. If you can get the info from an Audi dealer, it will help purchase the right hubcap.
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sup, i hope you have figured it out by now,.....but just in case, remove the clear side then place where you want. make sure to use pressure to ensure the sticker is on right. then peel the white side off, it will leave the emblem only...
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Yes it is like the original logo which has a sticker at the back however to make the led light your gonna need to connect it to a electrical source From your brakes or make your own connection. So if your going to put it on your trunk your gonna need to drill a hole so that the wire will not show...
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Check the sizes at volkswagen.com to confirm the spec that im giving you... According to the Mk6 wheel specs, they seem to fit. Check that the Wheel Hub BOLT PATTERN on your Mk6 is 5x112mm (5 bolts x 112mm bolt 'circumference' placement). Also, you'll need hub rings or hubcentric rings (ring size: 57.1mm to 72.6mm) If the wheel specs are correct, then the Mk6 wheel hub has a Center Bore of 57.1 mm. The wheels have a Center Bore size of 72.6. To make the wheels hub-centric (as apposed to bolt-centeic) and avoid vibration, then you'll need hub rings to close the space/gap.I hope this helps. Check the sizes at volkswagen.com to confirm the spec that im giving you... According to the Mk6 wheel specs, they seem to fit. Check that the Wheel Hub BOLT PATTERN on your Mk6 is 5x112mm (5 bolts x 112mm bolt 'circumference' placement). Also, you'll need hub rings or hubcentric rings (ring size: 57.1mm to 72.6mm) If the wheel specs are correct, then the Mk6 wheel hub has a Center Bore of 57.1 mm. The wheels have a Center Bore size of 72.6. To make the wheels hub-centric (as apposed to bolt-centeic) and avoid vibration, then you'll need hub rings to close the space/gap.I hope... » Read More Check the sizes at volkswagen.com to confirm the spec that im giving you... According to the Mk6 wheel specs, they seem to fit. Check that the Wheel Hub BOLT PATTERN on your Mk6 is 5x112mm (5 bolts x 112mm bolt 'circumference' placement). Also, you'll need hub rings or hubcentric rings (ring size: 57.1mm to 72.6mm) If the wheel specs are correct, then the Mk6 wheel hub has a Center Bore of 57.1 mm. The wheels have a Center Bore size of 72.6. To make the wheels hub-centric (as apposed to bolt-centeic) and avoid vibration, then you'll need hub rings to close the space/gap.I hope this helps. « Show Less