They're just a ring that match the bore of the wheel to the hub diameter. Nothing difficult... and normally $ 10-$15 for a set.
They're just a ring that match the bore of the wheel to the hub diameter. Nothing difficult... and normally $ 10-$15 for a set.
...and this gives the strength of a hubcentric rim, or is it just to get the wheel mounted?Originally Posted by Matt
Also, do you know what choices are available for hubcentric rims other than the AEV pintlers?
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It adds to the strength and makes mounting easier. There are aluminum ones you can get.... though I just run the plastic ones.
I honestly dont focus on whether wheels are hubcentric or not because it greatly reduces the options. I pick out a wheel I like, and if its not hubcentric I get the rings.
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