INSTALLATION GUIDE

Please be aware that these hub rings may not fit directly on every wheel. Some wheels may require modifications before installation.

To check if the hub ring fits, place it in the back of your rim first. Use a straight edge or metal ruler and lay it across the back of the rim with the hub ring installed. Make sure the ruler touches both the back of the hub ring and the wheel itself and lays flat. If there is a gap between the ruler and the back of the wheel due to the hub ring sticking out, you will need to shave a few millimetres off the back of the hub ring to make it sit flush.

Failing to do this could result in the wheel rocking on your hub and not fitting properly!

Make sure you have the correct size hub centric rings for your vehicle and wheels. Clean the hub of your vehicle and the inside of the wheel where the hub centric ring will be placed before installing. You may need to sand the hub to remove any surface rust.

Carefully place the wheel onto the hub centric ring, ensuring that it is centred and aligned properly. Tighten the lug nuts in a star pattern to secure the wheel in place.

Finally, double-check that the hub centric ring is securely in place and that the wheel is properly aligned. Take your vehicle for a test drive to ensure everything is working correctly.

We recommend re-tightening wheel nuts after the first 100 kilometres and periodically thereafter.

Avoid using a rattle gun to install your wheels.
It's best to have all wheels and accessories fitted by a professional to prevent any damage from incorrect installation.
We are not responsible for any damage caused by improper installation of items sold, and returns will not be accepted under any circumstances once items have been fitted or damaged.