What is the purpose of hub centric rings?

Hub centric rings are used to center a wheel onto the vehicle's hub. This ensures the wheel is properly seated and can help prevent vibrations for a smoother ride.

What does the 54mm bore size mean?

The 54mm bore size refers to the inner diameter of the ring, which is designed to match the diameter of your vehicle's hub. It's crucial to match this to your specific vehicle's hub for proper fitment.

What is the 15mm width referring to?

The 15mm width indicates the thickness of the hub centric ring itself. This dimension is part of the overall design to ensure the wheel sits correctly on the hub.

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Brand: Project Kics
Part #: W1554HR
UPC: 4965581821702

Project Kics 15MM Wt: 0.6Oz. Hub Centric Rings - Bore 54

Name: Project Kics 15MM Wt: 0.6Oz. Hub Centric Rings - Bore 54
Brand: Project Kics
SKU: project-kics-project-kics-15mm-wt-0-6oz-hub-centric-rings-bore-54-t14-4337562
Price: 75.84 USD
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Project Kics hub centric rings, 15mm bore 54.

Key Features

You receive a set of Project Kics hub centric rings.
Each ring has a 15mm width.
The bore size is 54mm.
These rings help center wheels on the vehicle's hub.

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Product Details

In this package, you get a set of Project Kics hub centric rings. These rings are designed with a 15mm width and a 54mm bore size. They are made to fit specific wheel and hub applications.

These hub centric rings help to center your wheel perfectly onto the vehicle's hub. This is important because it ensures that the wheel is properly seated, which can help prevent vibrations and ensure a smooth ride. The 54mm bore size is specific to certain vehicle hubs, and the 15mm width refers to the thickness of the ring itself. Using the correct hub centric rings ensures that the weight of the wheel is properly supported by the vehicle's hub, not just the lug bolts.