Second Hand Volkswagen Amarok Wheel Trims

Wheel trims (plastic hub caps) are not a part that was fitted to any variant of the Volkswagen Amarok — the Amarok has always been supplied with alloy wheels across all trim levels and generations. If you are looking for a replacement wheel cover, what you most likely need is either a replacement alloy wheel or a centre cap, both of which a breaker can supply. Search for 'Volkswagen Amarok alloy wheel' or 'Volkswagen Amarok centre cap' to find the right part.

Because the Amarok never used plastic wheel trims, the part you are looking for is almost certainly an alloy wheel or a centre cap (the smaller plastic or metal disc that covers the central hub area of the alloy). Centre caps are model and wheel-design specific, so give the breaker your registration and describe the wheel style to make sure you get the right match. Alloy wheels are generation-sensitive, so knowing whether your truck is a first-generation Amarok (2010–2022) or second-generation (2023 onwards) will also help narrow the search down.

Both a 2016 and a 2020 Amarok fall within the first generation (2010–2022), but centre cap fitment depends on which specific alloy wheel design is fitted rather than just the year, and different trim levels within that generation used different wheel designs. Confirm the wheel part number or style with the breaker against your registration before buying, as a cap from a different wheel design will not clip in correctly even if the cars are the same generation.

Trim level does affect which alloy wheel design was fitted as standard — Trendline, Comfortline, Highline, and Aventura grades were offered across the first-generation Amarok and these carried progressively larger or more decorative alloy designs. However, because the Amarok never used plastic wheel trims on any grade, trim level is irrelevant to wheel trim fitment — there simply are none to match. If you need an alloy wheel or centre cap, confirm the wheel size and design with the breaker against your specific registration to ensure the right part is sourced.

Aftermarket universal-fit plastic wheel trims are available on the general market and could physically be clipped over an Amarok's alloys, but this is not how the Amarok was designed and a standard trim will not sit correctly over the alloy wheel profile. Findapart breakers supply genuine used OEM parts, so you will not find a factory Amarok wheel trim listed because none exists — a breaker is the right place to source an alloy wheel, centre cap, or wheel nut cover instead.