Where to buy hubcentric rings

[darkvibe]

I bought a set of motegi mr-12 wheels from someone and need to find some centering rings. I only found one set online at justforwheels.com and they were $35 for a set of plastic ones. Does anyone know anywhere else I could order from?

[EnJaNir]

any tire store will be able to get you what you need (ieDiscount tire)

[02SiFoLife]

I just got mine today at American Tire Company for 5 bucks.
Call shops that install and sell aftermarket rims not just tires.
Don't pay 35 bucks !

[darkvibe]

I called a tire shop and they dont have them. The tuner shops all close at like 3. I'll try them monday.

[02SiFoLife]

Yeah you just got to call around. I called 10 different places before I finally got someone who had a bunch because I didn't know the wheel bore or anything. Be patient but don't pay 35 bucks:D

[Vertigo]

I got mine(aluminum)from Discount Tire for $8.

[darkvibe]

Local tuner shop got mine for me for $15. Plastic ones, they were delivered in 2 days.

[BlackSi613nin]

hey, i just put my rims on, but i didnt use any hubcentrioc rings. do i need them? (thye are are 16x7.0, and ofset is 45.. thanks

joHn

[BarracksSi]

Originally posted by BlackSi613nin
hey, i just put my rims on, but i didnt use any hubcentrioc rings. do i need them? (thye are are 16x7.0, and ofset is 45.. thanks

joHn

Likely, yes. It has nothing to do with the overall diameter, width, or offset. Instead, if there's a gap between the car's hub and the center of the wheel, you'd need rings.