The reason to remove them is that it might make for a cleaner oil change. Plus you might have to remove them to change parts.
If they were made where y that center hub is shaped exactly like a hexagonal nut then you could get a large socket snuggly on it. With a 10 foot breaker bar on each side...it would make the job possible and a lot easier to do.
By the way a ~1/4" pin with anti backout loop pegs that wheel it place on the axle.
In youtube videos you often see people welding a nut to something in order to free it with a wrench. I would assert the engineering opportunity was missed and whatever part that is should have had the hex configuration? And sure you have a lot of people who wouldn't figure it out.
I think a strong reputation is built by making products that last forever. Increases product satisfaction but customer. Then the product is recommended by word of mouth.
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