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So, how did you attach the pizza trays?
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Disclaimer:
there are better ways to attach wheel covers
especially if you have steel wheels - you can just drill and tap them
but in my case I tried to use the existing hub cover
drilled a hole for a 1/4" screw in the center of hub cover
two-part epoxy two washers & a nylon locking nut on the inside of my hub covers
first washer is for spreading load and giving the nut a bigger foot print
the second washer I fashioned a hex shaped hole to keep the nut from spinning use epoxy on it too (see pic #1)
held it all together with a screw while hardening (screw was oil coated to keep it from being glued on as well)
so in essence I have a tapped hub cover (see pic #2)
benefits: I can remove my wheel covers and it looks stock except a 1/4" hole in middle of my hub cover
down side: the wheel cover can spin since there is only a center fastener
(between a tight fit on the covers in the wheel and notches for wheel weights - that has not been a show stopper - but I have one wheel that will click occasionally on a hard stop)