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Steel wheels

Started by phil4501, June 28, 2006, 09:08:39 AM

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phil4501

I was thinking about getting a couple of steel rims for the scenic. It is my understanding there are two types."Center on the hub" and "center on the lug" and that the difference is that the lug holes are beveled on the later. Please verify.

mikeH8H-649

Phil you are right the stud centered rims have tapered lug holes and the taper on the nut centers the wheel and hub centered are centered by a close fit between the hub and the wheel and they do not interchange  Mike

Kristinsgrandpa

Also pay attention to the bolt hole circle diameter as there are different sizes in each type.

Try Accuride's and Alcoa's website for more details.

I have some 22.5 by 8.25 hub piloted steel wheels if that is what you need. free.

Ed.
location: South central Ohio

I'm very conservative, " I started life with nothing and still have most of it left".

phil4501

ok, thanks for the help, I think what I need are centered on the studs but I will double check today

Phil Zisakis

kyle4501

My 4501 has the stud piloted wheels.

Does anyone know when the hub piloted wheels come out?

kyle4501
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Eagle

The Hub piloted lug nuts have washers fastened to them.

n4rsn

The wheels centered with the wheel nuts are "Budd wheels" and the wheels centered with the hub,is called "hub pilot wheels"
At least that is what I have always been taught in the wheel industry.
Just 2 more cents
Steve

phil4501

Quote from: Kristinsgrandpa on June 28, 2006, 11:27:50 AM
Also pay attention to the bolt hole circle diameter as there are different sizes in each type.

Try Accuride's and Alcoa's website for more details.

I have some 22.5 by 8.25 hub piloted steel wheels if that is what you need. free.

Ed.

I am looking for stud piloted wheels and I have a hub piloted wheel in socal for anybody that wants to come get it. No washers on it, though. FREE WHEEL!

Tom Y

I had some steel wheels left and the local tire shop bought them. I got 25.00 each for the buds and 30.00 for the hub pilioted. Hope this may help.  Tom Y
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