Free Hub Centric Rings
#1
04-06-2007, 07:52 PM
Free Hub Centric Rings
These were sent to me with my wheels from discount tire direct. they were the incorrect size for the wheels that I had purchased but were correct for the my car (98.5 a4) should fit other years you'll have to measure.
Inside dimension is 57.1mm this fits the hub on my audi and outer dimension is 73mm. your wheels inner bore would have to be 73mm for these to work - my wheels had a bore of 66mm.
If you want them they are yours - just pay shipping - faster you want it more $$ you pay.
Inside dimension is 57.1mm this fits the hub on my audi and outer dimension is 73mm. your wheels inner bore would have to be 73mm for these to work - my wheels had a bore of 66mm.
If you want them they are yours - just pay shipping - faster you want it more $$ you pay.
From: discounttiredirect.com
Q. What Are Hub-centric Rings; Do I Need Them?
A. Most aftermarket wheels are manufactured with a center hole that will fit a wide range of vehicles. The hub-centric ring is used to fill any gap that may exist between this hole and the vehicle's hub, thus centering the wheel on the axle. If you have vibrations after installing new wheels, chances are hub-centric rings were not used.
Q. What Are Hub-centric Rings; Do I Need Them?
A. Most aftermarket wheels are manufactured with a center hole that will fit a wide range of vehicles. The hub-centric ring is used to fill any gap that may exist between this hole and the vehicle's hub, thus centering the wheel on the axle. If you have vibrations after installing new wheels, chances are hub-centric rings were not used.
#3
04-08-2007, 08:59 PM
RE: Free Hub Centric Rings
Well since your little Google search resulted in about 5 pics of what I'm giving away I'll have to say thats the "english" term. maybe? most of your results, if you bothered to look forward a couple of pages, were for piping and not wheels.
http://images.google.com/images?hl=e...a=N&tab=wi
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...vdhpGbxLTQxpnJ
http://images.google.com/images?hl=e...a=N&tab=wi
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...vdhpGbxLTQxpnJ
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