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Anyone know if the ADD Pro Wheels are hubcentric or not? I see some places say they are but ADD's website doesn't mention it.

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No they're not.

Thanks for the info. Do you happen to know if they require hubcentric rings? Or will they be alright without them? I have heard some crazy stories about vibrations at higher speeds with lug centric wheels but not sure if that will be the case for these. @Pacific Wheel
 
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Thanks for the info. Do you happen to know if they require hubcentric rings? Or will they be alright without them? I have heard some crazy stories about vibrations at higher speeds with lug centric wheels but not sure if that will be the case for these. @Pacific Wheel

if they’re not hub centric yes I would definitely run the proper rings
 

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Anyone know if the ADD Pro Wheels are hubcentric or not? I see some places say they are but ADD's website doesn't mention it.

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The OEM hub bore is 87.1. The ADD wheel is 88.9 hub bore. So not exactly hub centric, but we’re talking about 1.8mm. So that’s not something I’d be worried about personally.
 

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