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Can you change your stud pattern?

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Can you change your stud pattern?

We employ fully qualified tradesmen who carry out Dr Wheels’ work to an expert standard, meaning you get a quality result every time. From hubs as small as a 4×100 to something with 8 studs or more, we can provide the solution for you.

Are bolt patterns standard?

A standard bolt pattern will start with the number of studs you’re mounting your wheels to – 4- 5- 6- or 8-lug. This part is easy to sort out. Just count the number of studs on your ride. With that information, you’ve got the first part of your bolt pattern worked out.

Can you Redrill rims?

Whether done at home or at a professional wheel shop, re-drilling a wheel will mess with the structural integrity of the wheel. Reputable wheel shops can then drill out the lug holes to your required bolt pattern. These types of wheels are safe to be drilled and should be of no problem.

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Are lug adapters Safe?

Are Wheel Adapters and Spacers Safe? Many retailers claim wheel spacers and adapters are safe as long as proper installation instructions are followed, alignment is performed, high-quality, parts are purchased, and the accessories are designed for the specific make and model of the vehicle.

Are wheel spacers safe?

Are Wheel Spacers Safe to Use? Because a vehicle’s weight is not sustained by its wheel studs, the use of wheel spacers is generally considered to be safe. A vehicle’s wheels are actually held to their corresponding hubs with a clamping force that is achieved through the tightening of each wheel’s lug nuts.

Are rim adapters Safe?

What are wobble bolts?

What are Wobble Bolts? The correct term is PCD Variation Bolts. This type of bolt has a unique rotating washer collar that sits beneath the hex and above the threaded stud. The 60° tapered collar is able to move 2.3mm in any given direction.

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Are wheel adapters illegal?

In the United States, wheel spacers are not currently regulated under the Department of Transportation’s current legislation. There are no existing federal laws that prohibit wheel spacers for on-road use.