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| Jun 20, 2017 10:15AM | Alex | |
| Jun 20, 2017 08:18AM | Gromit | |
| Jun 20, 2017 07:16AM | SterlingRose |
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And that's a problem because ?
All Mini wheels are located by the wheelnuts.
All Mini wheels are located by the wheelnuts.
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You need to measure your hub, and the ID of the wheel. Then a decent tire shop will be able to help. Better yet, take the car and get them to measure. That's how we did it when I worked at a tire store.
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HELP! I just purchased a set of new Mini Lite wheels and tires for our 1999 MCS and there is no way to center them other than lug-centric. Does someone know of a place that makes or sales a wheel spacer with a centric ring??
