FT@SELGP

Don't think too long, much fewer spots in the prosolo, I think about 200 or so.

EVOQUICK

iTrader: (5)

I just had my wheels put on.
I only had rear hub rings installed since they did not fit on the front.
I am expiriencing vibrarion at around 70 mph.
Do not know if that is because of not putting front rings.
I am pretty sure they did a good job balancing the wheels.
I have been using this place for a while now, and they always did OK with my BMW.
They are Tire Rack recomended - if that matters
Did you guys use hub rings at all?
Did they fit in the front?
Solutions???

broeli

iTrader: (19)

Yes. The hub rings were used on the front and rear of mine. No vibration at all. The rings do fit the front. Just go back and tell them you need them put on.

FT@SELGP

None of our customers used the hub rings, they are not necessary if you use the right lug nuts. Assuming the tires with wheels are balanced properly, you might want to try without the rear hub rings.

broeli

iTrader: (19)

Why wouldn't your customers use the hub rings? I have the correct tapered style lugnuts..but still used the hub rings. Why would you suggest he remove the rear rings rather than add them onto the front?

EVOQUICK

iTrader: (5)

I just added hub rings to the front.
They do fit.
I also swaped wheels front to back.
Will be on the road within an hour- will let you know.
Thanks

FT@SELGP

Unfortunately, they are made of plastic, and if they heat up, expand and lock themselves; it would be a very difficult job to take the wheel off. Racing versions are made of aluminum or duraliminum; I would advise against the plastic ones. But that's just me

hueman

iTrader: (17)

i haven't noticed anything out of the ordinary without hub rings