Polo708

So, wheel shop wants $80 for hub centric rings and they're like $20-30 online. I don't care to just randomly give people money so is there a standard size for the car and the wheel or do all sizes need to be measured?

Basically I'm asking if our cars have a standard inner ring size and can I call the wheel company for the outer size of my rim. Or must this be measured?

lazerlazer

60.1 is our hubcentric ring diameter, I bought my set for $6, call the rim manufacturer they can tell you the size of your hub bore.

Polo708

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks

ItzFilyO

Last time I went to America's Tire they sold and installed them for me for $20. They found out the measurement and everything too.

The rings themselves only cost $5 and labor is $15. I just didn't feel like taking my wheels off myself at the time, so I let them do it.

Polo708

Definitely, thanks guys...

That wheel shop told be $80... I said "really? Bye"

ItzFilyO

That $80 hubs better be made out of gold.

Schmexus

I was given a set of plastic rings when I bought my wheels, but bought aluminum ones instead for around $20. $80 is a ripoff.

Need4Speed

We provide Hubrings for $15.00

80 dollars is insane !

mrkwinning

What are the size for 20" Niche Misano 20x9 and 20x10 on a 14 GS350 F Sport?

Need4Speed

72.6-60.06 is what you would need.

Sevn86

My Vossen wheels came with yellow plastic hub rings. Would yall recommend I switch over to metal?

Dallasguy1

I had plastic ones on my Bmw, the main concept to use to is to eliminate and vibration etc your getting with the after market wheels. If you don't have problems it doesn't make any difference.

ItzFilyO

Plastic is better, metal can get corroded.