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Hub spacers are machined rings that fit inside the hub of the wheel to make sure the hub of the wheel fits the hub of the axle. It is important to know if your aftermarket wheels have hubs to OEM dimensions or if you need a spacer.
Discount Tire threw them in for free on my 17's for the X and some other cars I have bought rims for.
I don't want to send you into a panic - maybe they fit without hub rings, but it is something for you to consider.
Discount Tire threw them in for free on my 17's for the X and some other cars I have bought rims for.
I don't want to send you into a panic - maybe they fit without hub rings, but it is something for you to consider.
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Hub spacers are machined rings that fit inside the hub of the wheel to make sure the hub of the wheel fits the hub of the axle. It is important to know if your aftermarket wheels have hubs to OEM dimensions or if you need a spacer.
Discount Tire threw them in for free on my 17's for the X and some other cars I have bought rims for.
I don't want to send you into a panic - maybe they fit without hub rings, but it is something for you to consider.
Discount Tire threw them in for free on my 17's for the X and some other cars I have bought rims for.
I don't want to send you into a panic - maybe they fit without hub rings, but it is something for you to consider.
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Couldn't you just select your car make, year and model from the tirerack.com website to make sure that you can only select wheels that fit your car?
I ordered wheels from wheelsnext.com some 3 or so weeks ago and they guarantee that the wheels will fit my car. As a matter of fact, they even went further and called me a couple of days after I placed my order through their website to let me know they now had the wheels in stock, but although the wheels were listed as being compatible, something would be a little too tight on my X-Type (I'm not very knowledgable so I don't know what exactly) and they strongly recommended that I pick something else instead. Which I did, and now my wheels are on their way home :-)
That being said, if you did select your car make, year and model, I doubt they will agree to ship you something that doesn't fit your car because they guarantee proper fitment. If you did not select your car and selected something that should approximately fit it, then that's another story.
I ordered wheels from wheelsnext.com some 3 or so weeks ago and they guarantee that the wheels will fit my car. As a matter of fact, they even went further and called me a couple of days after I placed my order through their website to let me know they now had the wheels in stock, but although the wheels were listed as being compatible, something would be a little too tight on my X-Type (I'm not very knowledgable so I don't know what exactly) and they strongly recommended that I pick something else instead. Which I did, and now my wheels are on their way home :-)
That being said, if you did select your car make, year and model, I doubt they will agree to ship you something that doesn't fit your car because they guarantee proper fitment. If you did not select your car and selected something that should approximately fit it, then that's another story.
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Couldn't you just select your car make, year and model from the tirerack.com website to make sure that you can only select wheels that fit your car?
I ordered wheels from wheelsnext.com some 3 or so weeks ago and they guarantee that the wheels will fit my car. As a matter of fact, they even went further and called me a couple of days after I placed my order through their website to let me know they now had the wheels in stock, but although the wheels were listed as being compatible, something would be a little too tight on my X-Type (I'm not very knowledgable so I don't know what exactly) and they strongly recommended that I pick something else instead. Which I did, and now my wheels are on their way home :-)
That being said, if you did select your car make, year and model, I doubt they will agree to ship you something that doesn't fit your car because they guarantee proper fitment. If you did not select your car and selected something that should approximately fit it, then that's another story.
I ordered wheels from wheelsnext.com some 3 or so weeks ago and they guarantee that the wheels will fit my car. As a matter of fact, they even went further and called me a couple of days after I placed my order through their website to let me know they now had the wheels in stock, but although the wheels were listed as being compatible, something would be a little too tight on my X-Type (I'm not very knowledgable so I don't know what exactly) and they strongly recommended that I pick something else instead. Which I did, and now my wheels are on their way home :-)
That being said, if you did select your car make, year and model, I doubt they will agree to ship you something that doesn't fit your car because they guarantee proper fitment. If you did not select your car and selected something that should approximately fit it, then that's another story.
I did order the ones that fit my car. TireRack had them at 17x7.5 but when I was on Tires.com they had ones that fit my car but they were 7.0 wide. That was my only reason for asking the question. I think TireRack is better anyway.
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here is an example - see the bottom where it says Hub centric rings....I hope the link works.....
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...t=w&vid=007433
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...t=w&vid=007433
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here is an example - see the bottom where it says Hub centric rings....I hope the link works.....
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...t=w&vid=007433
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...t=w&vid=007433
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