Thank you for the reply. I read the info in the owner's manual and used the hook device and succeeded in popping the cap off and cracking it when it flew across the driveway. I figured there just had to be a better way.
Thanks again.
Don
Try this tool. This helps remove the wheel skin and makes changing or rotating the tires a lot easier.
Grip Tire and Hub Cap Remover | Tire Equipment | Northern Tool + Equipment
David
Ah, I have to remove mine every time I check lug nut torque and oftentimes just to air up the tires. Guess I should invest in some duallie valve extenders. In the meantime, I've gotten fairly good at popping them off just using the jackset tools.
I've used a brake adjustment tool in the past. Just use the sharp bend end and pry out, that way you can catch the cap before it hits the ground.
Besides the is little else you can use a brake spoon for on todays trucks except the e-brake
Denny
That's what I did on my '01 and my '04. 5 until I got the 19. 5's. Much much easier than waiting for it to pop off and go flying as you watch it while trying to do a backwards summersault.Sorry for the late post.
If you remove the wheel cover first, the center cap will just pop off with it.