Seat Hub Centric Rings – Wheel Hub Diameter 57,1 mm (57.1 mm)

Hub Centric Rings for Seat Alloy Wheels

Seat cars have a wheel hub diameter of 57,1 mm. There is no problem using alloy wheels from other car brands or wheels manufactured by popular brands such as AEZ, Alessio, Alutec, Anzio, ATS, Autec, BBS, Borbet, Braid, Brock, Dezent, Dotz, Enkei, Forgeline, HRE, Japan Racing, Keskin, MAK, Maxion, MOMO, MSW, OZ Racing, Platin, Proline, Rays, Rial, Ronal, Rotiform, Speedline, SSR, Tomason, TSW, Vorsteiner, Vossen and Work Wheels.

Compatible Alloy Wheel Brands

Our hub centric rings allow you to safely install aftermarket alloy wheels from many popular manufacturers. The center bore diameter of these wheels is usually larger than your wheel hub diameter.

For example, common wheel center bore sizes include: 57,1 mm (57.1 mm), 58,1 mm (58.1 mm), 58,6 mm (58.6 mm), 59,1 mm (59.1 mm), 60,1 mm (60.1 mm), 63,3 mm (63.3 mm), 65,1 mm (65.1 mm), 66,1 mm (66.1 mm), 66,6 mm (66.6 mm), 67,1 mm (67.1 mm), 68,0 mm (68.0 mm), 68,1 mm (68.1 mm), 69,1 mm (69.1 mm), 70,1 mm (70.1 mm), 71,6 mm (71.6 mm), 72,0 mm (72.0 mm), 72,2 mm (72.2 mm), 72,6 mm (72.6 mm), 73,1 mm (73.1 mm), 74,1 mm (74.1 mm), 75,1 mm (75.1 mm) and several other sizes.

When installing aftermarket wheels, always make sure the wheel center bore diameter is larger than or equal to your car’s wheel hub diameter.

Why Hub Centric Rings Are Required

You will need hub centric rings (also known as spigot rings or wheel centering rings) to adapt the center bore (CB) of your new rims to the wheel hub diameter of your Seat.

This is a standard and mandatory solution used by OEM and aftermarket wheel manufacturers when installing alloy wheels with a larger center bore.

If hub centric rings are not used, your rims may not be properly centered on the wheel hub. This can cause steering wheel vibration, uneven wheel load, reduced driving comfort, and possible safety risks. Properly sized hub centric rings ensure the wheel is perfectly centered on the hub and provide smooth, vibration-free driving.

Available Hub Ring Sizes for Seat

All hub centric rings listed in this category will fit the wheel hub of Seat models with a diameter of 57,1 mm.

The outer diameter of the hub ring must match the center bore (CB) diameter of your alloy wheels. This value can usually be obtained from the wheel manufacturer or dealer.

How to Choose the Correct Hub Ring Size

If you do not know the diameter of the wheel center bore or have any questions related to selecting the correct hub centric ring size, please contact us via the contact page.

We provide very fast technical support.

Please note:

• Some rare or older car models or alloy wheel models may require a specific size. Do not hesitate to contact us for assistance.
• Sometimes you may find slightly different measurements on the internet or in forums.

Example:

You may find information that the Ford Focus has a 63,4 mm wheel hub, while another source may list it as 63,3 mm.

Conclusion: If the difference is only 0.1 mm, both values are effectively the same physical size and will fit your car or wheel. The difference usually comes from rounding or different data sources.

Instructions on how to measure the alloy wheel center bore are included in the details of each hub centric ring product page.