The best center bore hub centric rings are the ones that exactly match both the wheel’s center bore and the vehicle’s hub bore. These five options cover several common size combinations, including aluminum and ABS plastic designs. WHEEL CONNECT’s 73.1-to-60.1 mm rings suit buyers needing that specific fit, while its 108-to-78.1 mm set serves a different size requirement. Check both measurements before choosing; these rings are not interchangeable just because their outer diameters look similar.
| Product | Outer diameter | Inner diameter | Material |
|---|---|---|---|
| WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 to 60.1 mm | 73.1 mm | 60.1 mm | Aluminum alloy |
| WHEEL CONNECT 108 to 78.1 mm | 108 mm | 78.1 mm | Aluminum alloy |
| WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 to 66.1 mm | 73.1 mm | 66.1 mm | Aluminum alloy |
| WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 to 64.1 mm | 73.1 mm | 64.1 mm | ABS plastic |
| X AUTOHAUX 75 to 57.1 mm | 75 mm | 57.1 mm | Aluminum alloy |
WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 To 60.1 Mm
This set of four aluminum alloy rings has a 73.1 mm outer diameter and a 60.1 mm inner diameter. The outer diameter must match the wheel center bore, and the inner diameter must match the vehicle hub bore. The manufacturer describes the rings as corrosion- and heat-resistant and says they are intended to help center aftermarket alloy wheels on the hub.
Best for: Buyers whose measured wheel and hub bores are exactly 73.1 mm and 60.1 mm. It was selected as a clearly specified aluminum option for this common outer-diameter size. Limitation: It will not be the right fit if either measurement differs; confirm dimensions rather than relying on vehicle make alone.
WHEEL CONNECT 108 To 78.1 Mm
These four aluminum alloy rings measure 108 mm outside and 78.1 mm inside. The product information says the outer diameter must match the wheel bore and the inner diameter must match the hub bore. The rings are described as easy to install and resistant to corrosion and heat.
Best for: Drivers who have measured a 108 mm wheel center bore and a 78.1 mm vehicle hub bore. This set stands apart from the 73.1 mm options by serving a larger outer-bore measurement. Limitation: The size combination is specific; do not choose it based on appearance or an assumed vehicle fit.
WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 To 66.1 Mm
This set of four aluminum rings is listed with a 73.1 mm outer diameter and a 66.06 mm or 66.1 mm inner diameter. WHEEL CONNECT says the outer measurement should match the wheel center bore and the inner measurement should match the vehicle hub bore. Its stated benefits include helping center aftermarket wheels and resisting heat and corrosion.
Best for: Buyers who need the 73.1-to-66.1 mm combination and prefer an aluminum alloy ring. It is useful to compare directly with the 73.1-to-66.6 mm option because those inner diameters are different. Limitation: A 66.1 mm ring should not be substituted for a 66.6 mm requirement.
WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 To 64.1 Mm ABS
WHEEL CONNECT’s four-ring set uses a 73.1 mm outer diameter and a 64.15 mm, or 64.1 mm, inner diameter. Unlike the aluminum choices above, this product is made of ABS plastic, which the listing describes as corrosion-resistant. The same sizing rule applies: match the outside to the wheel center bore and the inside to the vehicle hub bore.
Best for: Buyers who need these exact dimensions and want an ABS plastic option. It adds a different material choice to the selection. Limitation: The product information specifies corrosion resistance but does not provide a comparative performance rating against aluminum rings.
X AUTOHAUX 75 To 57.1 Mm
This four-piece aluminum alloy set is identified as 75 mm outside diameter and 57.1 mm inside diameter. X AUTOHAUX says the outer diameter must match the wheel center bore and describes the rings as a way to correct minor wheel and hub dimension differences. The listing also describes the material as heat- and corrosion-resistant.
Best for: Buyers who specifically measure 75 mm at the wheel bore and 57.1 mm at the hub. It was selected to offer a different size pair from the WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 mm options. Limitation: The supplied feature details emphasize the outer diameter, so verify the 57.1 mm inner measurement against the actual hub before ordering.
Buying Guide: How To Choose Hub Centric Rings
Which measurements should match?
Match the ring’s outer diameter (OD) to the wheel’s center bore and its inner diameter (ID) to the vehicle’s hub bore. A ring is not correctly sized if either measurement is off. Check wheel and vehicle specifications or measure the parts directly when reliable specifications are unavailable. Use millimeters consistently, and pay attention to close values such as 66.1 mm versus 66.6 mm.
Should you choose aluminum or plastic?
The listed aluminum options are described as heat- and corrosion-resistant. The ABS plastic option is described as corrosion-resistant. The provided product details do not establish that one material is universally better. Choose a material based on your requirements and verify that the exact dimensions are available in that material.
Can hub centric rings address vibration?
These products are intended to help center aftermarket wheels on the vehicle hub when the wheel bore is larger than the hub. The listings state that proper centering can address vibration associated with wheels not centering correctly. Rings cannot correct every possible cause of vibration, so confirm the fit and have other wheel or vehicle issues inspected if vibration remains.
What else should you check before buying?
- Confirm both OD and ID, not just the vehicle model or wheel brand.
- Check the listing’s stated measurements and the number of rings in the set.
- Do not assume rings with the same OD have the same hub fit; compare the ID carefully.
- Make sure the wheel and hub surfaces are clean and that the ring seats properly during installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a hub centric ring do?
It fills the gap between a larger aftermarket wheel center bore and a smaller vehicle hub, helping center the wheel on the hub.
How do I know which size hub centric ring I need?
Find the wheel center bore and vehicle hub bore measurements. The ring’s OD must match the wheel, and its ID must match the hub.
Are 66.1 mm and 66.6 mm rings interchangeable?
No. They have different inner diameters. Choose the measurement that matches the vehicle hub bore.
Do hub centric rings guarantee vibration will stop?
No. Correctly sized rings may help with vibration caused by poor wheel centering, but the product details do not promise to resolve every cause.