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HUB CENTRIC RINGS
HUB CENTRIC RINGS
What are Hub Centric Rings For?
Most aftermarket wheels have a large center hub diameter so the wheels will fit a variety of different vehicles. The hub-centric rings are made to fill the gap between the wheel and the hub of the vehicle to ensure the wheel is perfectly centered. This not only makes the installation of your new wheels much easier but will also help eliminate any vibrations you may encounter.
What's Better - Nylon or Aluminum?
When choosing between nylon and aluminum hub centric rings, it helps to consider your driving environment and long-term needs. Aluminum hub centric rings are made from a stronger material that generally lasts longer and resists cracking or breaking. They cost only a few dollars more than nylon and are a great upgrade for enthusiasts who frequently remove and reinstall their wheels. However, while aluminum doesn’t rust, it can corrode in harsh environments such as areas with road salt or moisture. Nylon hub centric rings are lightweight, inexpensive, and offer excellent tensile strength, stiffness, chemical resistance, and temperature tolerance. They won’t rust or corrode and feature low friction properties that prevent rattles or squeaks. Since hub rings are not load bearing, both nylon and aluminum options are completely safe - their main purpose is to center the wheel on the vehicle’s hub for a smooth, vibration-free ride.
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FAQs
No! Hub centric rings need to be very precise to work properly. If the hub ring size is off by even a fraction of a millimeter they may not fit or work properly. Circuit Performance makes over 80 different hub ring sizes so be sure this is the exact size you need.
No! Don't waste time and money guessing. Always double-check vehicle year, make, and model hub bore before purchasing.
When choosing between nylon and aluminum hub centric rings, it helps to consider your driving environment and long-term needs. Aluminum hub centric rings are made from a stronger material that generally lasts longer and resists cracking or breaking. They cost only a few dollars more than nylon and are a great upgrade for enthusiasts who frequently remove and reinstall their wheels. However, while aluminum doesn’t rust, it can corrode in harsh environments such as areas with road salt or moisture. Nylon hub centric rings are lightweight, inexpensive, and offer excellent tensile strength, stiffness, chemical resistance, and temperature tolerance. They won’t rust or corrode and feature low friction properties that prevent rattles or squeaks. Since hub rings are not load bearing, both nylon and aluminum options are completely safe - their main purpose is to center the wheel on the vehicle’s hub for a smooth, vibration-free ride.
All hub rings are sold as a set of 4. You only need to add a quantity of (1) to your cart and we'll ship a full set of hub rings.
