GORILLAAutomotive 73-6006 Wheel Hub Centric Rings (73mm OD x 60.06mm ID) - Pack of 4

These actually snapped into the new wheel and stayed there allowing the wheel to be put on the hub without falling out.The aluminum rings supplied with the wheel were too loose for that and would have to be ON the hub before putting the wheel on. And, aluminum is not preferred because of corrosion possibility.Soooooo, why only three stars? The hub is 60.1; the ring says it's 60.06mm--a negligible amount. However, the wheel has to be forced onto the hub with these in place. I mean FORCED. The lug nuts had to be tightened down with a heavy impact wrench, then backed way off to proper torque. Not a good thing.

Great, but not excellent. As with all plastic centric rings they still are subject to sticking to your hub when you pull the rim off or subject to deteriorating & cracking over time, but these have seem to last a lot longer (from doing that) versus some of the other rings I have had in the past.I still would buy these over again for all my vehicles which have aftermarket/plus-sized rims on them. Still the best price anywhere on the internet.

For people looking at these, you'll already know what they're for. The OD is typical of most aftermarket wheels and ID is dependent on your vehicle.I'm moving from aluminum rings. This will be the second vehicle I run plastic rings on, and they work perfectly. Aluminum rings are okay, but some have fitment issues, which are impossible to correct unless you have machining tools at your disposal. Also, galvanic corrosion becomes an issue with them mated to a steel surface (ie. brake drums).

I chose these hub centric rings for my Prodrive wheels to IS300 hub because they were affordable, and by a brand (Gorilla) that I trust.Nothing really much more to say.M

Perfect fit.

item is exactly as i order, they work perfectly with my toy rav4 wheels, it did the job to reduce the noise and vibration.i like them a lot

I've always used hub centric rings when mounting aftermarket wheels. They allow the the wheel to sit flush and centered on the hub so you don't have to hunt around trying to center it on the lugs instead. These do the job and are low cost so I have no complaints.

bought these for a 2011 Scion tC for Motegi MR107 18 inch rims. Fit both the way they were designed. I would reccomend these if its the size you need.Amazon parts finder isnt worth a damn however, I had to call TireRack.com to get the size information I needed.

Fits with my aftermarket rims and hubs. How long it would last? ill update what it looks after winter

I have aftermarket BSA alloy rims that I use for winter which have a 73mm bore size. My 2010 Camry has a 60.1mm centre hub bore so I was worried that they would not fit since the rings have a 60.06mm ID. I first popped them into my rims and I was impressed by how they clip into the rim, so there's no chance of them falling out when you install the rim onto the car. I had no trouble installing the rims with the rings on. I road tested them on the highway and there was no vibrations. Overall, I'm happy with the rings and their price.

This is my second set. The only reason I needed another 1 was because the shop lost 1 when I was changing wheels for the season.Hard plastic instead of aluminum so it doesnt rust. Make sure to lube the hub rings before install so you dont have a hard time removing them during wheel changes.

Decent quality, fits snug and helped reduce the wheel vibration from the rims i had.

Worked with Toyota size hub to aftermarket 73mm Motegi. It’s a tight fit (nice), tap it in with a mallet (or the rubber back of a torque gun.