Vehicle wheel fitment

[El Chupacabra]

I just picked up a set of four aftermarket wheels and tires for a steal, and I need to get proper hub centering rings for them. The wheels are "Sport Edition" brand, and by my tape measure, they have a center bore of 80mm - I can't fit a measuring caliper inside the wheel to measure the bore with more accuracy. This seems quite large, but I don't have much experience with aftermarket wheels made to fit a bunch of different vehicles. Does 80mm seem feasible?

I need them to fit a 64.1mm bore on the new Ridgeline. These wheels were used on a 2012 BMW X5, which shares the same 5x120 bolt pattern and +45mm offset, in case anyone is searching for a set of wheels for a Pilot / Passport / Ridgeline.

[Dexter Rutecki]

Can't you just check the specs online? Or the bore isn't listed for some reason? I've got nothing. Thought this was going to be a different sort of wheel fitment issue (I just dealt with fitment problems on aftermarket rims).

[Shorty_J]

https://www.hubcentric-rings.com/siz...rnational=true

This suggest 79.5 to 64.1 is a size but I don't see 80.

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[El Chupacabra]

Can't you just check the specs online? Or the bore isn't listed for some reason? I've got nothing. Thought this was going to be a different sort of wheel fitment issue (I just dealt with fitment problems on aftermarket rims).

Am searching, but it's a discontinued model wheel, so can't find the specs online. I did find the model name online -- "TX5" -- it's this wheel:
https://www.1010tires.com/Wheels/Sport+edition/TX5#

I did a chat with Tire Rack, where the seller said he bought the wheels + tires, and they're going to look up the info and email me if they can find it.
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[El Chupacabra]

https://www.hubcentric-rings.com/siz...rnational=true

This suggest 79.5 to 64.1 is a size but I don't see 80.

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Thanks!

[adrenalated]

Discount Tire stores are usually really good about stocking hubcentric rings. Other stores, not so much.

[El Chupacabra]

Looking at the wheels I bought, there was a single hub centric ring left in them for the BMW fitment, so I popped it out and measured it with calipers -- it's a 79.5mm hub bore on the wheels I have.

64.1 to 79.5 was a little hard to find. Alibaba has them for $11 shipped for a set of four, but will take until early December to arrive -- went ahead and ordered those:
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/22558...andl_shipto=US

Also need a set of cone seat lug nuts for the aftermarket wheels, since Honda nuts are ball seat. Amazon to the rescue:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...EA3MU7BJE&th=1

[singlesline]

Discount Tire stores are usually really good about stocking hubcentric rings. Other stores, not so much.

discount tire was like nope and said I was probably fine without the rings…luckily my size was readily available on Amazon.

they also only had some annoying splined conical lug bolts.

gotta order a set of 17mm ones so I can throw away that damn adapter and use a real wrench.