take out the two little screws and try havign wheel spacers not ones shown above but like a plastic one that goes around your hub....i got one of them plastic ones

 

I had my tires road forced balanced, the machine applies force to the tire so they can mount the tire on the wheel so it doesn't shake as much. here is the link to the maker of the machine maybe you can find somebody in your area with this type of machine http://www.hunter.com/pub/product/product.htm

 

eh, thanks for the help and everyting jeast, but although i think random is right, these "hubcentric rings" are hard ass hell to come by!!!
im still working to get my hands on some, and the right sized ones at that!! (thats my biggest problem!)

 

My konigs came with plastic rings, they shouldn't be to hard to find. good luck

[ January 15, 2002: Message edited by: jeast ]

 

Green 2k did you try NTB or Merchant's locally. You should be able to get the store where you got the wheels to order them for you. I had a set of wheels from Pep Boys and they ordered the rings for me.

 

hey 2k wagon, i 've called my local NTB and they knew nothing off it, well long story short, i got ahold of a sears auto store representative that may be able to get me those, hopefully they are the right ones, and they fit snug enough!!

 

Sorry, I was outta town for the last 4 days.

The things they gave you are SPACERS, not Hubcentric adapters. Go to the www.tires.com website. Get their 1-800 number.

Tell them the Manufacturer, Style and size wheel you purchased, and the year/make/model of your car, they will sell you hubcentric Adapters. They WILL fix the problem.

 

ok well im one step ahead of ya pal wink.gif
i went ahead and called em outta courosity and they told me they didnt know the 2000 hyundai accent hub diameter, just the 1999 and back......so I proceeded to go to a local sears auto center and they have ordered me rings (now i dont if they realize that the 2000 and the 1999 and down may/are different but i CAN get a refund if its not the right rings.......
o and one more thing, i called gorilla automotive and they said that they would need to know my hub diameter, and that they did not have a ring that fits the centerbore of my rim (my rims centerbore being 66mm) i dont see how they dont have a application that "would" fit, anymore suggestions man......im really stumped!

 

Go wit the sears adapters, if that doesn't work, try the units for the 99 from tires.com.

Or...stop by a local shop and ask them to check the diameter of your hubs with a set of measureing calipers.

 

k, thanks for the info, i shall let u kno how it goes