Hub Centric Ring O.D. 73mm I.D. 70.5mm Mustang Explorer
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One set of 4 hub centric rings with O.D. (outer diameter) of 73mm and I.D. (inner diameter) of 70.5mm. These rings are made of high quality poly carbon. To determine proper fitment you need to do a couple of things. First you need to determine the center bore size, i.e. O.D. of the aftermarket wheel. Contact your wheel dealer if needed. Then find out the vehicle hub size, i.e. I.D. When these match our hub ring description, then they are the right size. These hub rings will fit the following cars and trucks
Size 
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Fitment and specs
- Outer diameter (O.D.): 73mm, matches the wheel center bore
- Inner diameter (I.D.): 70.5mm, matches the vehicle hub
- High quality poly carbon construction
- Sold as a set of 4, one ring per wheel
- Listed applications: Ford Mustang and Explorer
Wipe the hub face clean, then press a ring into the center bore on the back side of each wheel until it sits flush; it should seat by hand. The ring fills the gap between the 70.5mm hub and the 73mm wheel bore so the wheel is centered by the hub itself and spins true.
Common questions
How do I confirm this is the right ring?
Check two numbers: your wheel's center bore, which should measure 73mm, and your vehicle's hub diameter, which should measure 70.5mm. When both match, this is the correct size. Your wheel dealer can confirm the bore if it is not printed on the wheel.
What does a hub centric ring actually do?
Aftermarket wheels often have a larger center bore so one design can fit many vehicles. The ring takes up that difference, giving you a precisely centered wheel and a smooth ride.