If you want everything to match, even if it won't always be visible, these hub centric wheel spacers for Ford trucks have black wheel studs and black lug nuts. Made in the U.S. and with an ...

It is also important to ensure that the wheel spacers are compatible with the wheels and tires being used. How do hub-centric wheel spacers differ from other types? Hub-centric wheel spacers ...

Probably more than once! More than likely, those "Internet special" wheel spacers you purchased were not hub-centric and are causing your steering wheel to shake at higher speeds. Not only is it ...

Basically, BBS has made a universal wheel by making the wheel accept a hub-centric wheel spacer. Historically, wheel spacers are something of a bad thing. Plenty of aftermarket spacers are ...

They can be as simple as a cast or machined metal spacer that goes on the wheel hub and wheel studs before the wheel, or they can be a separate machined piece of metal that bolts to the wheel hub ...

There are two commonly used ways to fasten wheels to a hub: lug-centric and hub-centric. Learn how to tell them apart. There are two commonly used ways to fasten wheels to a hub: lug-centric and ...

What’s the Difference Between Hub-Centric and Lug-Centric Rims? More than one reader took issue with my stand against lug-centric steel rims for winter tires in a recent column. As we are pretty ...

I'm buying a second set of rims for my winter tires and I have been asked if I want hub-centric or multifit rims. What is the difference? Multifit rims are designed so that a single product will ...