Wheel Center Caps for BMW 328i

BMW 328i Wheel Center Caps

Your BMW 328i is a sleek and stylish automobile that turns heads and is fun to drive. Maintaining the original look of your BMW or customizing the various features is a great way to add personalization and keep your car in top shape. Wheel center caps can help you achieve the look you desire with either genuine OEM center caps or a wide range of customized options to make your BMW your own.

BMW center caps serve two purposes: protect the spindle nuts and interior of the wheel from dirt and road debris and improve the aesthetic appeal of your BMW.

OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer, which in this case is BMW or one of its subcontracted manufacturers. These caps are the ones that were originally made specifically for this BMW model and were installed on the car as it came out of the factory. Aftermarket parts are made by a third-party manufacturer to fit BMW cars. Because they were not the original parts, there is a much wider range of options to let you customize your BMW wheels in almost limitless ways.

To be sure the wheel center cap fits your BMW, take three measurements by placing the wheel center cap you are replacing on a sturdy surface with the emblem facing down. The measurements you need to take are listed below:

1. Inner diameter: This is the measurement between the inner walls of the BMW wheel center caps at its widest spot.
2. Outer diameter: Measure the distance between the outer edges of the center cap at its widest spot.
3. Depth: Place the tape measure inside the center cap and measure from where it touches the back side of the cap’s face to the base of the center cap.

The traditional wheel caps of the BMW are a distinctive blue and white with the logo emblazoned upon them. You have many other options, however, ranging from making the original logo pattern black and white instead of blue and white to a huge range of custom options, including designing your own cap to make the look of your wheels truly unique. Choose from chrome, steel, alloy, or a variety of other metals and materials, depending on the look you desire.