What is the center bore diameter (CB) of the Prado wheel hub?

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ElizaDella
07/30/25 1:33am
The center bore diameter (CB) of the Prado wheel hub is 106.2. More information about wheel hubs is as follows: 1. Most wheel hubs have either 5 or 4 bolt holes, and the distance between the bolts varies. For example, 5X114.3 means the PCD of this wheel hub is 114.3mm, with 5 bolt holes. 2. When selecting a wheel hub, PCD is one of the most important parameters. For safety and stability, it is best to choose a wheel hub with the same PCD as the original vehicle for upgrades. 3. The center bore is the part used to connect and fix the wheel hub to the vehicle, which is the position where the wheel hub center aligns with the concentric circle of the wheel hub.
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