For anyone who has put on aftermarket rims, I STRONGLY suggest getting a set of hub centric rings. They are a little insert ring that fits around your cars center hub and the inside of the rims center ring. These are A MUST, imo, for those who have universal rims. I had a slight shimmy while driving and while stopping, but now I have A VERY SMOOTH ride...if you bought aftermarket rims that fit your cars hubs, then no need for these. I believe that Discount tire and pretty much any other tire wholesale should carry them (bought mine from a rim specialty shop) and they run around 30$ a set...If you do decide to get a pair, take measurements to give to the associate so you get the right ones, plus its quicker and nicer if you know what size you need. You need the one measurement from the car hub and one from the rim. For those that dont know how to get a measurement: go to your local hardware shop, ACE, Harbor Freight, and get a caliper. now reading a caliper can take sometime but you can get a digital one for around 10-15$ (bought mine for 10$ @ Harbor Freight). Then measure both the outside circumfrence of the car center hub and the inside diameter of the rim that you are installing. FYI, if you get a digital one, close the caliper completely and zero out...mine was off when i opened it.
Any questions feel free to post or pm...
Any questions feel free to post or pm...