Bigger wheel bore = dangerous?

[LoneWolfie]

Hello everyone, i hope im posting in the right area. I own a 2000 GMC Sierra 1500, and im wanting to upgrade to some aftermarket wheels. I found a liking to the Fuel Mavericks, but the ones that fit my vehicle to a t have to much offset on the spokes for my liking. I have found another pair that i like, but the bore is alot higher then stock (its like +30) and i was wondering if it would be dangerous to run them?

Stock rim bore: 78.1
Rim i want's bore: 106.1

[CamGTP]

Get hub centric rings to make up the differences.

[LoneWolfie]

will it matter if they are metal/plastic with how large the rings will be? 

[HoosierZ]

You’ll be fine with plastic rings. My wheels are 106mm bore and I use the plastic rings that came with them. I have 10ply tires and I’ve hauled as much as 2,000 lbs in the bed and towed my 7k lbs trailer multiple times with no issues whatsoever. 

[LoneWolfie]

4 hours ago, HoosierZ said:

You’ll be fine with plastic rings. My wheels are 106mm bore and I use the plastic rings that came with them. I have 10ply tires and I’ve hauled as much as 2,000 lbs in the bed and towed my 7k lbs trailer multiple times with no issues whatsoever. 

Sweet. Another question, I called a shop and they told me they dont run rings, especially when mudding because water gets behind the rings and rusts. That true?

[CamGTP]

What is it going to rust?

 

The plastic or the aluminum rim???

 

Water, salt and mud can already get over everything else so I have no idea what they are talking about. Put some anti-seize on the brake rotor, hub, centric ring and won't have any problems.

[LoneWolfie]

7 minutes ago, CamGTP said:

What is it going to rust?

 

The plastic or the aluminum rim???

 

Water, salt and mud can already get over everything else so I have no idea what they are talking about. Put some anti-seize on the brake rotor, hub, centric ring and won't have any problems.

They said the rim would. Water would get in there and sit, and rust the rim. 

[CamGTP]

The rim is aluminum and doesn't rust.

 

Put some anti-seize on the stuff and it will be fine.