Will A Wheel With A Larger Pilot Hole Still Fit If The Bolt Pattern Is The Same
Updated 06/10/2022 | Published 06/02/2022 >
Question:
I am in need of new tires and rims for my utility trailer and ran across your site that seems to have what im looking for my question is my current rims have a inside diameter of 3 1/2 for where it goes on the hub the ones I wanna purchase from you show them to be 4.25 hub size everything else will work I have a 6 stud with a 5 1/2 spread so the bolt patter is right but what im needing to know if the hub hole on the rims being a little bigger will matter as my lug bolt pattern matches and will be tightened down ?
asked by: Steve K
Expert Reply:
As long as your wheels are not "hub-centric" and use conical-styled lug nuts your wheel will be centered by the lug nuts and still be compatible even though the pilot hole of the # AM34834 is bit larger than you need.
Because the pilot hole is different you would need to use a different center cap than your original wheels if you choose to install a center cap.
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Kenda Karrier ST235/80R16 Radial Trailer Tire with 16" Black Mod Wheel - 6 on 5-1/2 - LR E
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