The best hub ring for rims is one that matches the wheel’s center bore and the vehicle’s hub bore exactly. These five options cover several common size combinations, with plastic and aluminum alloy choices. WHEEL CONNECT’s 73.1-to-60.1mm plastic set is best for that exact fit; Ypoyney suits a 66.6-to-57.1mm fit; and the aluminum WHEEL CONNECT rings offer additional size combinations. Measure both bores before choosing—these products are not interchangeable.
| Product | Wheel bore (OD) | Vehicle hub (ID) | Material |
|---|---|---|---|
| WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 to 60.1 | 73.1mm | 60.1mm | ABS plastic |
| Ypoyney 66.6 to 57.1 | 66.6mm | 57.1mm | Plastic |
| WHEEL CONNECT 72.6 to 66.6 | 72.6mm | 66.6mm | Aluminum alloy |
| WHEEL CONNECT 72.6 to 67.1 | 72.6mm | 67.1mm | Aluminum alloy |
| WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 to 56.1 | 73.1mm | 56.1mm | Aluminum alloy |
WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 To 60.1mm Plastic Rings
This set of four ABS plastic rings has a 73.1mm outside diameter and a 60.1mm inside diameter. The outside diameter must match the wheel center bore, while the inside diameter must match the vehicle hub. The manufacturer describes the rings as corrosion resistant and intended to help center aftermarket alloy wheels on the hub.
Best for: Buyers whose measured wheel bore is 73.1mm and vehicle hub is 60.1mm, especially those seeking a plastic option. It was selected for its clearly stated dimensions and four-piece set. Limitation: It will not fit correctly if either measurement differs; confirm both before ordering.
Ypoyney 66.6 To 57.1mm Plastic Rings
Ypoyney’s four plastic rings are specified for a 66.6mm wheel center bore and a 57.1mm vehicle hub. The product description characterizes the plastic as shock absorbing and designed to resist wear and impact. It also recommends measuring the wheel center bore and hub lip before purchase.
Best for: A buyer who needs the precise 66.6-to-57.1mm combination and prefers a plastic ring. The distinct sizing and four-piece quantity make it a relevant option for this fit. Limitation: The shock-absorption claims do not make the rings a substitute for correct sizing; a mismatch can prevent a proper fit.
WHEEL CONNECT 72.6 To 66.6mm Aluminum Rings
This set of four aluminum alloy rings is listed with a 72.6mm outside diameter and a 66.6mm inside diameter. The brand describes the material as corrosion resistant, heat resistant, and durable. As with any hub ring, the outside dimension needs to match the wheel bore and the inside dimension needs to match the vehicle hub.
Best for: Buyers with a 72.6mm wheel bore and 66.6mm hub who want an aluminum alloy option. It was selected because it pairs that specific fit with a clearly identified material. Limitation: It is not the correct choice for a 67.1mm hub; compare the two similar 72.6mm products carefully.
WHEEL CONNECT 72.6 To 67.1mm Aluminum Rings
These four aluminum alloy rings have a stated 72.6mm outside diameter and 67.1mm inside diameter. WHEEL CONNECT says the alloy is corrosion resistant and heat resistant. The product is intended to help center aftermarket alloy wheels when the wheel bore and vehicle hub have these matching dimensions.
Best for: Buyers who measure a 72.6mm wheel center bore and a 67.1mm vehicle hub. Choose this over the 72.6-to-66.6mm version only when the inside measurement is 67.1mm. Limitation: The similar product names and shared outside diameter make checking the inside diameter especially important.
WHEEL CONNECT 73.1 To 56.1mm Aluminum Rings
This four-piece aluminum alloy set is listed for a 73.1mm wheel bore and a 56.1mm vehicle hub. The product information also gives the inside diameter as 56.15mm or 56.1mm. WHEEL CONNECT describes the rings as corrosion resistant, heat resistant, and durable.
Best for: Buyers whose wheel and hub measurements correspond to this 73.1-to-56.1mm fit and who want an alloy ring. It adds a different hub diameter to the available 73.1mm choices. Limitation: Verify the required inside diameter and the product’s stated 56.1/56.15mm specification before buying.
Buying Guide: How To Choose Hub Rings For Rims
Which measurements matter?
Match the ring’s outside diameter (OD) to the wheel’s center bore. Match its inside diameter (ID) to the vehicle’s hub bore. Use measurements in millimeters and verify them from reliable wheel or vehicle specifications, or measure the parts directly. Do not select a ring based only on vehicle make or model when the wheel bore may vary.
Should you choose plastic or aluminum?
The listed plastic options are ABS or other plastic, while three WHEEL CONNECT options are aluminum alloy. The product details describe the plastic rings as corrosion resistant or shock absorbing, and the alloy rings as corrosion resistant and heat resistant. These descriptions identify material features, not a universal performance advantage. Prioritize exact fit, then compare material preferences and the stated features.
Can hub rings stop wheel vibration?
Hub rings are intended to fill the gap between an oversized wheel center bore and a smaller vehicle hub, helping locate the wheel concentrically. The listed products describe vibration reduction as a benefit when wheels are not centered correctly. Vibration can have other causes, so a ring cannot be assumed to resolve every shake or wheel issue.
What should you check before installation?
- Confirm the wheel center bore and vehicle hub bore independently.
- Compare both measurements with the ring’s OD and ID.
- Check that the ring sits correctly at the wheel and hub; do not force a mismatched part.
- Follow the wheel and vehicle manufacturer’s installation guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a hub ring do?
A hub ring fills the size gap between a wheel center bore and a smaller vehicle hub to help center the wheel on the hub.
How do I know which hub ring size to buy?
Identify the wheel’s center-bore diameter and vehicle hub diameter. Select a ring whose OD matches the first and whose ID matches the second.
Are hub rings universal?
No. The products listed here have specific OD and ID measurements. A ring only suits a wheel-and-hub combination that matches its dimensions.
Do hub rings guarantee vibration-free driving?
No. They are intended to address centering-related vibration, but vibration can have causes beyond wheel-to-hub fit.