Where Can I Find a Suitable 12 Wheel Rim for My Vehicle?

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To find a suitable 12-inch wheel rim for a vehicle, it's crucial to measure the bolt pattern and hub size accurately. Shopping at scrap yards can yield good options, while local tire shops can assist with new rims. Online catalogs from manufacturers like Cragar also provide a variety of choices. Visiting a local supplier with the hub can help ensure correct measurements and avoid errors. Accurate measurements are essential for finding the right rims for your vehicle.
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I Need To Urgently Require To Buy A 12 Inch Wheel Rim For A Vehicle I Am Preparing...cud Anyone Suggest An Oem Which Has A Specification Suitable To Mine
 
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All that you have to do is measure your bolt pattern and hub size, then go shopping at the scrap yards. If you want a new one, any tire shop will help you. You can also check out on-line catalogues by visiting rim manufacturer websites such as Cragar.
 
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I Need To Urgently Require To Buy A 12 Inch Wheel Rim For A Vehicle I Am Preparing...cud Anyone Suggest An Oem Which Has A Specification Suitable To Mine


Assuming you are a bit uncertain working out the stud pattern and if your preferred supplier is local go for a visit and take the hub with you. The supplier will be able to take all the measurements needed and this way you will get the right rims.
 
Good advice, Engineroom. It removes the possibility of measurement errors, which are all too easy to make. :approve:
 

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