Wheel center bore vs offset which matters more

[crenca]

In this case, offset is probably more important - hub rings are a lot more common and a lot less sketchy than spacers. If you want a 0 offset wheel, get that and run rings to match the bore. That should leave you better off than having the correct bore and running spacers.

Ah, I think @Smocaine decoded the OG question

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[RagnarKon]

Anyone know if RTR's Bronco wheels are hubcentric?

https://www.rtrvehicles.com/collections/bronco-wheels

This in the "features" section sounds an awful lot like weasel words:

Maybe? Although I'll admit it sounds kinda weasely, now that you bring it up.

These are one of the wheels on that list though. I'm noticing now that the center bore isn't listed on RTR's website.

 

[crenca]

I’ve been running lug-centric rims for a while now. I don’t do anything high speed though.

my sample size of 1 proves nothing, just throwing this out there

I am sure Ford does not use the same tin for the lugs they use for some of the bolts I have broken...surely...

Of course a hub mount is no guarantee either...F@#$ it, I'm just going to get a local fab shop to weld the wheels on and call it a day, it will be the Discount's job mounting new tires

 

[RagnarKon]

In this case, offset is probably more important - hub rings are a lot more common and a lot less sketchy than spacers. If you want a 0 offset wheel, get that and run rings to match the bore. That should leave you better off than having the correct bore and running spacers.

Oh actually, yeah... now that you bring it up... I completely 100% agree that spacers are sketchier than hub rings. I'm cheating and changing my original answer.

Smocaine wins this post, have a cactus:

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My list for @userdude now that I'm home. I apparently didn't write down the hub bore—unhelpful. There were others I had in the original spreadsheet, these were just the wheels I was considering buying. (You can all judge my taste in wheels now.)

I did quickly spot check a few on this list. Most are indeed 93.1mm or close to it. Some of them don't even list the hub bore. Some of them are definitely not 93.1mm (like the Fifteen52 wheels). And some of them I have no idea because they don't come up, guessing they're discontinued.

All in all... super unhelpful for @WR1 because most of them are not 0 offset, which he'll probably want if he is going 37s. I personally was going for 35s while I was shopping, but I'll admit memory of this list had far more 0 offset wheels than what there actually is. So... ya' know.... got a little egg on my face for that one, I see the problem now.

Also noticed quite a few price increases while I was spot checking.

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