Second Hand Mercedes-Benz EQS Wheel Trims

The EQS is a flagship all-electric luxury saloon that was launched in 2021 exclusively with alloy wheels across every variant sold in the UK — no plastic wheel trims or hub caps were ever fitted as standard or as an option. What you may be looking for instead is an alloy wheel, a tyre pressure sensor (TPMS), or a centre cap for the alloy wheel. If you have seen something described as a trim on an EQS, it is most likely the aerodynamic alloy wheel cover or centre cap, so search for those parts instead.

The EQS SUV, built on the same dedicated electric platform and sold in the UK from 2023, was likewise fitted exclusively with alloy wheels and carries no plastic wheel trims or hub caps on any variant. Both the saloon (V297) and the SUV (X296) are premium, high-value electric vehicles where plastic trims were simply never part of the specification. If you need a wheel-related part for either model, alloy wheels, centre caps, or TPMS sensors are the correct parts to search for.

Yes, some EQS variants were offered with aerodynamic disc-style covers that sit over the alloy wheel to improve range, and these are sometimes loosely called 'trims' by sellers, but they are not traditional plastic hub caps — they are removable aerodynamic covers designed to fit specific alloy wheel sizes. If this is what you are after, confirm the exact wheel size (typically 20, 21, or 22 inch depending on specification) with the breaker against your registration, as cover fitment is tied to the specific alloy it was designed for. Never assume a cover from one wheel size will fit another.

The EQS saloon (V297) has been in production from 2021 without a major generation change through to the time of writing, so centre cap fitment may well be consistent across those years, but minor specification updates within that period mean you should confirm the exact part number with the breaker against your registration before buying. Centre caps are model-specific and the Mercedes star badge diameter and clip design can vary even within a single generation. A breaker with the right year and model will be best placed to advise.

For traditional plastic wheel trims the trim level is irrelevant because no EQS variant was ever fitted with them. If you are sourcing alloy wheels or aerodynamic wheel covers, the relevant factor is not the trim name but the wheel diameter and offset specified for your car, which can differ between lower and higher-output variants — the 580 4MATIC, for example, may have been fitted with larger diameter alloys than the 450+. Always confirm the wheel size against your registration with the breaker rather than relying on trim name alone.

Depending on what you need, search for 'Mercedes EQS alloy wheel', 'Mercedes EQS centre cap', 'Mercedes EQS TPMS sensor', or 'Mercedes EQS aerodynamic wheel cover' rather than 'wheel trim', as that term does not apply to this model. When contacting a breaker, have your registration to hand so they can confirm the correct wheel diameter, offset, and any sensor compatibility for your specific variant. This will give you the best chance of getting the right part first time.