HoFF wrote:Pretty sure hub centric rings are essential
Thats what I thought, my tyre shop didn't think to mention it to me that I needed some apparently until my mechanic noticed and got a set for me
HoFF wrote:Pretty sure hub centric rings are essential
SH30RB wrote:you didnt get any when you purchased your wheels from ultrex?
gloryboy wrote:SH30RB wrote:you didnt get any when you purchased your wheels from ultrex?
If this was directed at me, then nope (as my lib came with the gravels from the previois owner)
ferret89 wrote:HoFF wrote:Pretty sure hub centric rings are essential
Thats what I thought, my tyre shop didn't think to mention it to me that I needed some apparently until my mechanic noticed and got a set for me
SH30RB wrote:gloryboy wrote:SH30RB wrote:you didnt get any when you purchased your wheels from ultrex?
If this was directed at me, then nope (as my lib came with the gravels from the previois owner)
More directed at ferret89
But im not sure if you hub centric rings with rota's. if you do, that might be part of the problem?
SH30RB wrote:haha yeah, i tried posting a few times and it said "correct post cannot be found" so i thought you deleted it
too quick for you pal!
SH30RB wrote:gloryboy wrote:SH30RB wrote:you didnt get any when you purchased your wheels from ultrex?
If this was directed at me, then nope (as my lib came with the gravels from the previois owner)
More directed at ferret89
But im not sure if you hub centric rings with rota's. if you do, that might be part of the problem?

zch91 wrote:Not all rims need hub centric rings... depends on the size of the hub centre. They basically keep the wheel perfectly snug centered to the axle/hub to prevent it becoming off balance. My car came with aftermarket rims which had rings but I swapped back to OEM (CS9) which don't need them.
These will do the job nicely
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/ws/eBayISAPI ... 0976226178
bigBADbenny wrote:I can recommend getting somewhere really good to take care of your setup, based on my very positive experience at Truetrack (today)
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