Most useful MG4 accessory?

[siteguru]

I suppose a sturdy trim* remover tool could be an option.

* as in, interior trim panels

 

[securespark]

Kwik Fit changed the rear tyres recently and put a massive crack in the OSR wheel trim trying to yank it off. Still waiting for them to say a new one is in stock ready to be fitted...

 

[MG Clive]

I thought I could use a tie down strap like they use on lorry's and feed behind to pull but they didn't have any of them. It looks like the 17" ones in the video are easier than the 18" ones to pull off.

I reckon the wheel trim in this video must have half a dozen of its clips broken.

 

[gary333]

I reckon the wheel trim in this video must have half a dozen of its clips broken.

I've just tried using interior pullers (now broken) and pulling rope through multiple spokes then yanking. They really don't want to budge. It makes me concerned about how to deal with this situation in future when getting punctures as the amount of force required is on another level +100 compared to wheel trims of ye'olde.

 

[Wizard of Oz]

17" ones aren't too difficult. Hands into both sides of each "spoke" near to the rim, and tug. You might have to work your way around the wheel to loosen it completely.

Once you've done one, you can see where the clips are for the next one/s.

 

[MG Clive]

Temu have a slightly different version of the MG4 armrest tray > Console tray.

 

[Panther]

Temu have a slightly different version of the MG4 armrest tray > Console tray.

That looks quite neat.