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Ok just just seen it was an f150. 2007 and up are hub centric. If the wheels are aftermarket and they take the ring. If they where removed and not reinstalled the wheel will not center on the hub. No matter what you do. Pull the center cap and look for a black or green plastic ring. If there is a gap around the hub. There is your problem.
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Originally posted by dmack View PostOk just just seen it was an f150. 2007 and up are hub centric. If the wheels are aftermarket and they take the ring. If they where removed and not reinstalled the wheel will not center on the hub. No matter what you do. Pull the center cap and look for a black or green plastic ring. If there is a gap around the hub. There is your problem.
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Originally posted by dmack View PostOk just just seen it was an f150. 2007 and up are hub centric. If the wheels are aftermarket and they take the ring. If they where removed and not reinstalled the wheel will not center on the hub. No matter what you do. Pull the center cap and look for a black or green plastic ring. If there is a gap around the hub. There is your problem.
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