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[QUOTE="Estrogen Hostage, post: 104492, member: 2140"] I have a set of 265/75R16 tires that have about 50% left on them and want to wear them out before getting rid of them. By "set" I mean four. They came off my excursion. Anyway, my 235's touch now. Does anyone remember how thick the hub is right there that centers the wheel? If I take a piece of 5/8" plate and torch out a little hub with bolt holes in it and have it ground smooth, will that center properly of is 1/2" (final thickness) too thick to still center the wheel on that hub? The truck is a 1994 F350. [/QUOTE]
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