Hubbore?

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02_Tahoe

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so I've been looking at wheels for a while and have picked some out and almost bought them then I saw the hubbore size is 106.8 and the stock Tahoe wheels have a centerbore 78.1 and I have no idea what this stuff means. So is ok to have a wheel with a centerbore of 106.8 put on or do I need to find new wheels?
 

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Those will work fine as long as you get hub centering rings.

The bigger hub bore is for older 6 lug Toyotas & Nissans (Pathfinders & Hardbodys)
 

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If your ordering wheels online like i did just order them from a reputable place such as tirerack or discounttire. Ordered wheels from both of those places perfect fit both times. However my only complaint about tirerack is they give you new lugs and whatever else you need for proper fitment for free but its cheap junk. Lugs started rusting within the first month and they were jusy regular aftermarket chrome lugs. You pay for that stuff as a kit from discounttire but they send you better stuff. My wheels i ordered from discounttire came with the hubcentric rings.
 

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