how do I measure my existing hub to make sure the bolt pattern on this rim will fit?
503987
Center of hub to a circle through the center of each lug. Don't need to go through the trouble though. For tires this size, there are only two that I know of. If your hub is painted white, buy a white one and it will fit. If your hub is galvanized (marine use) it's slightly bigger and won't fit on a dry-land rig.
503988
I would say that the 5 hole bolt pattern is pretty standard. Mine fit perfectly. Call a tire shop and ask if there is more than one 5 hole bolt pattern for 13 inch tires?
939261
I really don't know. You will have to go back and enter your vehicle information for proper fit. That's what I did. Also, if you look at the OEM number on back of your hub caps it should read the correct number that they show in the item description. Hopefully that helps.
1417754
Important specs are outer diameter, tire width and bolt pattern. I would measure dimensions of the existing tires.
1060243
Measure the diameter of the axle. You will have two measurements because the axle is tapered or stepped. You must remove the old hub to do this. For accuracy, use a caliper.
431441
Hi Jamie, I am not sure. You wold need to measure your lug pattern to see if it is 4" apart when measures across the center of the hub and the threads measure 10mmx1.25. Thanks for asking, Greg 888-630-6696
794166
You'll need 14X1.5 spline drive lug bolts. Offset is correct, so no spacers needed. Should bolt right on without hub rings.
156097
It will depend on your spoke lengths and if the flange diameter of this hub is the same as your current one. I found this calculator (http://www.prowheelbuilder.com/spokelengthcalculator/) to be the easiest to use, because it graphically shows you the measurements needed. I needed to buy new spokes and nipples for this hub(because the flange was wider than my old one) but it was well worth it.
934773
I'm not familiar with that model and can't find specifications online. I'll share how I found the one that fit my machine. 1: Look on the sidewall of the tire and there will be a series if numbers that show the tire size. 2: Measure the width of the hub. Measure the inside distance between the fork arms. (May have to remove wheel to do this.) 3: Measure the diameter and length if the axel bolt. . Sign on to Amazon and search for "Marathon tire- flat free". That should bring us a list of all sizes available and hopefully yours is there. (You will want a centered hub. If the hub axel diameter is larger than the axel bolt you can get bushing to fit. Hope this helps. I'm not familiar with that model and can't find specifications online. I'll share how I found the one that fit my machine. 1: Look on the sidewall of the tire and there will be a series if numbers that show the tire size. 2: Measure the width of the hub. Measure the inside distance between the fork arms. (May have to remove wheel to do this.) 3: Measure the diameter and length if the axel bolt. . Sign on to Amazon and search for "Marathon tire- flat free". That should bring us a list of all sizes available and hopefully yours is there. (You will want a centered hub. If the hub... » Read More I'm not familiar with that model and can't find specifications online. I'll share how I found the one that fit my machine. 1: Look on the sidewall of the tire and there will be a series if numbers that show the tire size. 2: Measure the width of the hub. Measure the inside distance between the fork arms. (May have to remove wheel to do this.) 3: Measure the diameter and length if the axel bolt. . Sign on to Amazon and search for "Marathon tire- flat free". That should bring us a list of all sizes available and hopefully yours is there. (You will want a centered hub. If the hub axel diameter is larger than the axel bolt you can get bushing to fit. Hope this helps. « Show Less
373348
I can't help you. You may want to take the bike to a bike shop and see what they say. You will probably have to take the old one out and measure it to be sure.
696198
All these hub have a standard size do a search for trailer hub specs on the internet and most will give dia depth and bolt patternsJim
897848
Sounds more like the center bore of your wheels and hubs are different. You need hub centric ring spacers (based off how I'm interpreting what you're describing)
1287687
The hub is ISO threaded (1.375" x 24 tpi). It should work with most any threaded freewheel (italian, ISO, or british, which are 1.378", 1.375", and 1.370" respectively, all 24 tpi).
1352908
i asume you don't have the VAG nr of your hubcaps, those are made for 15'' rims, even if the outside dimension is the same as in 17inch and 18'' rims they wont fit exactly, but after some mods you can instal it. For this price is worth to try, you can always use it as a decoration of your garage :)
2058443
It is best to measure the center hole of the wheel. Mine were 55mm size, whatever that worked out to in inches (which i measured in) worked out.
5961
It may fit but you need to measure your old wheel. And count the teeth. All the measurements are in the description so just see how your's measures up. Mine was exactly as the measurements and it fit like a glove.
1748988
Hub with is 135 mm, rim is drilled for schrader. If you want to use presta you must use an adapter.
1080767
Hub is 4.75 2-5/8 inches - the bolt pattern is 5 on 4-1/22-3/4 inches - the bolt pattern is 5 on 4-3/43 inches - the bolt pattern is 5 on 53-1/4 inches - the bolt pattern is 5 on 5-1/2