TSW Vairano

[Popsickle]

I just had them installed today and have a few questions. They're hub-centric and I don't understand that really... should the centric hub rings be left on at all times? I ask because I found one in my car and the car vibrates a bit at 90. Here are the links.

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excuse the quality I took those photos with my old camera phone and will take some better ones once the car has adjusted it's height. I'm also going to lower just as soon as this new starter problem is fixed. D.

[BiiiigTeddy35X]

Sorry don't know the answer, but I like the Vairanos....

[khaug]

... should the centric hub rings be left on at all times?

Yes. Frankly, I've found centering rings to be a bit of a pain on aftermarket wheels I've owned, but they are necessary.

Regards,

-Karl

[07sportm35]

I just had them installed today and have a few questions. They're hub-centric and I don't understand that really... should the centric hub rings be left on at all times? I ask because I found one in my car and the car vibrates a bit at 90. Here are the links.

http://i105.photobucket.com/al...m.jpg

http://i105.photobucket.com/al...m.jpg

http://i105.photobucket.com/al...m.jpg

excuse the quality I took those photos with my old camera phone and will take some better ones once the car has adjusted it's height. I'm also going to lower just as soon as this new starter problem is fixed. D.

Hence one of the problems with inexpensive aftermarket wheels. There is a person on another site who ran through a pothole with that same wheel and bent it up pretty bad. These cars are even heavier. Be careful.

Rebalance, retorque in a cross pattern, and repray...