Things that you need to know when installing Sedona rims

[OpenBook]

My buddy is thinkin' 'bout throwin' some Sedona rims on his Wolverine X2.

It got me thinking about making this thread. Here are a few facts you gotta know if the dealer drops the ball and doesn't tell ya, or if you're doin' the install yourself like my buddy.

Those Sedona wheel center caps? They're kinda shallow and need these extensions to go over that axle nut.

You gotta hit up the parts dude where you got the rims and ask for these WPS "Wheel Cap Spacers" with the number 5700025.

Now, the little clips on your center cap? They're gonna be too wide for those extension caps. You'll need to trim a little bit off those center cap clips so they can squeeze into the extension cap holder.

 

[Parker.C]

Oh, that's good info right there I was wondering about those center cap extensions myself too, especially after I swapped rims on my own X2. I ran into the same issue with those shallow caps, and the dealer didn't mention anything about the spacers. Ended up having to improvise trimming the clips wasn't too bad, just took a little patience. Definitely glad you mentioned it here, makes the whole process smoother for anyone tackling it themselves.

 

[badwolf]

My buddy is thinkin' 'bout throwin' some Sedona rims on his Wolverine X2.

It got me thinking about making this thread. Here are a few facts you gotta know if the dealer drops the ball and doesn't tell ya, or if you're doin' the install yourself like my buddy.

Those Sedona wheel center caps? They're kinda shallow and need these extensions to go over that axle nut.

You gotta hit up the parts dude where you got the rims and ask for these WPS "Wheel Cap Spacers" with the number 5700025.

Now, the little clips on your center cap? They're gonna be too wide for those extension caps. You'll need to trim a little bit off those center cap clips so they can squeeze into the extension cap holder.

Sedona wheel center caps are kinda shallow yes. Those WPS spacers are a must!!! Thanks for posting this in case anyone needs it. Dealers these days don't really make an effort.

 

[wolvcrawler]

I had a similar experience with my cousin's Grizzly when he switched to Sedonas. We ran into that issue with the center cap, and no one mentioned anything about the spacers. In the end, we had to trim the clips and order those WPS extensions afterward.