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Center cap sizing guide

Find Your Float King Size

XL Floating Caps are sized by measurement. Small Floating Caps do not cover the lug nuts: stock-wheel fitment starts with vehicle information, while aftermarket-wheel fitment requires measurements.

XL Floating Caps cover the lug nuts. Small Floating Caps do not. For Small caps, use vehicle information for stock wheels or measurements for aftermarket wheels.
Not sure whether you need XL or Small caps? See the quick comparison →

XL Floating Caps

XL floaters are typically for aftermarket or larger wheels. If your current center caps do not cover your lug nuts, XL floaters will not fit your wheel.

How to find your outer diameter

Place your cap face-up on paper, mark the left and right outside edges, then measure the distance between those marks. That distance is your XL outer diameter.

1 Mark both outside edges of the cap
paper / flat surface left mark right mark Mark the two outside edges of the cap
2 Remove the cap and measure between the marks
measure between the two marks This is your outer diameter
3 Choose the closest XL outer diameter
145mm 5.71 in
160mm 6.30 in
163mm 6.42 in
166mm 6.54 in
170mm 6.69 in
175mm 6.89 in
182mm 7.17 in
190mm 7.48 in
Tip: Choose the size closest to the measurement between your two paper marks. The cap must be larger than your wheel's bore opening to sit flush on the face.

How to find your back-side size

Remove your existing cap and measure the outside diameter of the raised backside mounting ring. Measure outside edge to outside edge—never the inner opening or the full cap face.

1 Remove your existing center cap
Backside of a floating center cap showing the outside-to-outside diameter of the raised mounting ring
2 Choose the closest back-side option
58mm 2.28 inches
68mm 2.68 inches
Tip: XL back-side size has only two options. If your ring is closest to 58mm, choose 58mm. If it is closest to 68mm, choose 68mm.

Small Floating Caps

Small Floating Caps sit in the wheel center and do not cover the lug nuts. They can fit stock or aftermarket wheels; the ordering path depends on which type of wheel you have.

Stock / factory wheels

  1. Choose your vehicle brand from the Small Floating Caps collection.
  2. Enter the vehicle's year, make and model.
  3. Upload clear photos of the wheel and the front and back of the original cap, including any numbers on the back.
No guesswork: vehicle information helps us identify stock-wheel fitment, but exact wheel and cap details still control the final match.

Aftermarket, replica or custom wheels

  1. Choose aftermarket/custom wheels in the Small Cap Builder.
  2. Measure the cap face and the outside diameter of the raised backside mounting ring.
  3. Upload straight-on front, back and side photos so we can check depth, clearance and retention.
Important: aftermarket wheels do not automatically require XL. If the cap leaves the lug nuts visible, it is a Small Floating Cap.

Don't see your size or vehicle?

Use the Small Cap Builder for stock or aftermarket wheels when the lug nuts remain visible. Stock-wheel customers enter vehicle information; aftermarket-wheel customers continue through the measurement steps. Choose XL only when the current cap covers the lug nuts.

Before contacting support

We can confirm fitment fastest when we can see the wheel and the current center cap. If you are unsure, prepare these before reaching out:

  • A clear photo of the full wheel.
  • A clear photo of the current center cap removed from the wheel.
  • Whether your wheel is stock/OEM or aftermarket.
  • Your vehicle's year, make & model.

Fitment Help Form

Need help confirming fitment? Complete the form before contacting support. Without clear wheel and center-cap photos, support cannot accurately confirm which cap fits your wheel.

Required before support can help: email, phone, wheel type, vehicle or wheel brand, a full-wheel photo, and a center-cap photo.

Use this form if your year/model is not listed, you are unsure if your wheels are stock or aftermarket, or you need us to verify the correct size.

Photo uploads are required. Google may ask you to sign in so your photos can be securely attached to the request.

Tip: if your wheels are stock/OEM, you may not need the form at all — the Custom Cap Builder just needs your vehicle year, make & model.

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