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Careful you grease them to prevent them corroding on. I had some and only noticed they’d been nicked when I mentioned them to the dealer at a service. They said I was probably saved from an unlucky ending as they’d had to saw the things off customers cars when the metal reacted with the valve stem.

 

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A stupidly expensive key cover at a bargain rate off Ebay, it is OEM too.

I don’t regret buying my Stelvio a Blu Montecarlo ready for the handover three years ago. Much nicer than the std black one.

 

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Just bought a short front number plate plinth.

I just want one that’s vertical instead further forward at the top. How much was the short one?

 

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I think I might buy a normal width one to see how it could be made more vertical. The lower edge is set by the cone of the parking sensor.

 

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You could make a cardboard jig based on the existing badge before you remove it.

 

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I’d check the thread on Stelvioforum. I’m sure somebody said it not just a simple swap. If it is , get me one.

 

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The thing that gets me is the way it’s angled down, moved back at the bottom, to avoid confusing the parking sensors. The thing should be thinner at the top to make it vertical, in my opinion.

 

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I might have to buy a plate frame and try to cut it to be vertical.

 

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I spent £35 on a new normal one to see if the angle could be improved. Looks unlikely but I have an idea.