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Well I feel a little better now knowing that it could have fallen off rather than someone I work with being an asshole and stealing it. I have had my drivers side door punched in with a sharp object at work so anything is possible.

driver's door being punched in is really really slack.

IMO, the centre caps on either the r32 or r33 rims won't fall off. They're clipped in very firmly.

I've driven fast for long periods of time, drive on bumpy roads, and i've never had that happen.

It's sorta a bit different to hubcaps, which do fall off I think?

actually I think they did fall off by them selves, this morning I tried pulling off the fronts, I didnt put much pressure on and they came off. They look like they are glued on. Cheap rims I reckon, the guy who sold me the car said these were rays engineering rims made for nismo, I think they are fake. It dosent even have a propper nismo sticker on it, just a cheap imitation one. And it also only says RAYS on the centre wheel cover.

I cant take photos coz my phone screen is cracked. Been haveing bad luck lately.

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