I found a set of rims for sale that are currently on a Toyota Tacoma.
I researched the rim size and found it to be:

Bolt Pattern - 6X139.7 (6X5.5)
Stud Size - 12X1.5
Hub Center Bore - 108mm

Now my problem/question is that everything looks good except the center bore.
It's larger than the 100mm that the H3 requires, but is it safe to have a rim with an oversized center bore on it??

 

Anyone???

 

JMHO
If it fits, it fits. The bore size is large enough. I personally would not choose this route but ...

Chris

 

Why would you not?

 

The center bore is important to properly align the wheels when tightening..



Just get yourself a set of hubcentric rings (108mm x 100mm)

Benefits
- Made out of high quality Poly Carbon
- These Hub Rings are designed to eliminate vibrations caused by the wheel not centering correctly onto your vehicle's hub
- Made from plastic, so it will not corrode/rust
- Better than metal hub rings that sometimes rattle and may damage the insides of your wheels


4pc Plastic Hubrings 108mm OD 100mm ID 108mm Wheel Bore to 100mm Car Hub | eBay

 

Thanks.....I appreciate the help.

 

I run some that are not hub centric, and I have had no problems. Everyone has their own opinion on it. Basically it comes down to do you want to run them or not.