Tesla Cybertruck Hub Caps PETG

I made hubcaps for the Tesla Cybertruck. They are a very snug fit and hold on well, even at the vehicle's top speed. They shouldn't fly off. They are difficult to remove without additional tools. The snug fit requires significant force to insert; if you get the angle wrong and try to install it incorrectly, there is a high risk of breaking the teeth. This is still a work in progress, but so far, it works for me (past month ~500miles), so until it breaks, I will keep the design the same.

I also made another version with sprinkler keyhole inserts for easy removal using a common sprinkler head tool. There are two tiny holes on the hubcap where you insert the tool, then pull it out. It works with just one tool on one side, though using two might reduce the risk of breaking the teeth on the hubcap.

Please read the instructions for best results:

HOW THE KEYHOLE WORKS:

• Insert the keyhole tool (the first insertion will be tight due to tight tolerances).
• Twist counterclockwise.
• Pull.

HOW TO INSTALL HUBCAP:

• Ensure it is aligned well and not tilted relative to the rim.
• Push evenly on both sides to prevent tilting.
• Apply significant pressure until you hear a click and the hubcap is flush with the rim.

HOW TO PRINT:

• If your printer has a precise wall feature, use it.
• Use 100% infill on the upper part of the print (as shown in the photo).
• Use 5-10% honeycomb infill on the lower part of the print to reduce weight and filament usage.

My setup:

• Elegoo Centauri Carbon
• Elegoo PETG PRO (RED)
• Textured Build plate @70C
• Nozzle Temp @240C
• Enclosed chamber
• 5hour print time
• Used Glue stick to prevent warping and having good bed adhesion

Thank you for reading this and wanting to print this. Please let me know about any issues you encounter so I can try to help. Feel free to upgrade this design for the Tesla Cybertruck and let me know, as I am interested. Please consider liking, as I put in a lot of work and testing to make this work.