🔧 Gorilla Automotive 73-6706 Wheel Hub Centric Rings (73mm Outer Diameter x 67.06mm Inner Diameter) - Set of 4 Review

They do what they're supposed to do, fit perfectly although I'm not sure if they're necessary; the projections also perform the same centering function. I understand the principle. OEM wheels do not have center inserts.

Great product. Very durable. Fits well on the hub and rim, takes up space and provides a smooth ride. I'm only replacing one in the current set because the tire dealer gave it up while servicing the tires. Not for the first time.

Works well, fits well. I never knew you needed them with aftermarket wheels until mine started acting like they were wildly out of balance. They're plastic so I questioned durability, but so far so good. Been there for a while with no problems.

Worked great, no problems installing. They snap into the rim so you don't have to worry about finding them if they fall off when removing the wheel. The fit is a little tight and I used the end of the large bushing to slide it into its final position.

Found I need these for my 2013 Sonata to fit some aftermarket rims with snow installed. They fit well and worked well. You will need to measure the inside of the rim and the outside of the hub of the car, these measurements are essential for a correct fit. I found them on the internet, like everything else.

Ordered these to fit my wife's summer wheels on her car. Arrived quickly and just as described. Gorilla is something you can find at almost every tire shop you go to, so it's a trusted brand, and they're a lot cheaper here at Revain. This is my second set as I change them every year. I highly recommend it.

I lost one while buying wheels. Direct swap to keep the wheel centered while you tighten the cleats. Otherwise, the wheel can be slightly off-center and wobble. How do you know what size you need? Good question. I knew because it came with my wheels. I think you need to use a caliper to measure to get the inside and outside dimensions.

Exactly what came with my wheels. I thought about buying metal rings but they can fuse to the hub and seem difficult to detach. I screwed up one because I stayed on the hub when I put the steel rings on for the winter. Another was cracked but in good condition to true the wheel. I might buy a few more in a few years as they don't seem to last forever.