Those with TE37's or Toyo T1R....?
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Hey all,
I just put on my GM TE37's with Toyo T1R's and so far i'm loving them! Sorry for the bad quality pics... but i haven't gotten a chance to take some good shots.
Question:
Do any of you with TE37's (or with any model Volks) need hubcentric rings? I'm not sure if i need them because my wheels are LOUD! I'm thinking it may be the tires if not the rings?
They're 19x9.5/10.5 +22 with 255/35 and 285/30 on an 05 Coupe.
Thanks!
I just put on my GM TE37's with Toyo T1R's and so far i'm loving them! Sorry for the bad quality pics... but i haven't gotten a chance to take some good shots.
Question:
Do any of you with TE37's (or with any model Volks) need hubcentric rings? I'm not sure if i need them because my wheels are LOUD! I'm thinking it may be the tires if not the rings?
They're 19x9.5/10.5 +22 with 255/35 and 285/30 on an 05 Coupe.
Thanks!
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they should come with hubcentric rings. However, if u dont have them, or lost them like i did, u can get a set on ebay from discount tire. They sell metal ones which are better than the ones u get anyways and they're like 20 bucks. I'm not sure if thats the reason why they're loud tho... could be your tires.
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Is driving without the rings gonna hurt anything?
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Yes you definately need the hub rings. I have the LE's of the same fitment as your TE's. The Toyo T1R's shouldn't be THAT loud. I hope it's not because of your wheels mounted "improperly" (i.e. w/o hub rings). Also, make sure you DON'T reverse the direction of the wheels/tires. Follow the arrows labelled on the tires in the direction of travel.