It is bizarre, as I thought they were all pretty much the same size (the hole in the middle!) and never really gave it any thought. Will see if I can find the bits I read that lead me to believe it wasnt legal and why.
EDIT: Found this on the SpeedyWheels.com.au site:
Quote:
Hub Location - Alloy Wheels
The hub hole is the hole in the centre of the wheel which mates with the centre hub of the car.
By not locating a wheel on the cars’ centre bore, the vehicle can sometimes encounter vibration problems.
All Speedy alloy wheels are either supplied with centre bore locating rings or are machined to be a perfect fit with the vehicles hub to completely eliminate any of the above mentioned scenarios. |
Note it refers specifically to alloy wheels though. But then maybe they dont sell steel wheels??
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