Prostars cracking at every spoke
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Prostars cracking at every spoke
This is quite scary, my rear 15x10 prostars.
Every single spoke looks like that, on both sides.
Anyone else ever have this issue?
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Every single spoke looks like that, on both sides.
Anyone else ever have this issue?
Kev D
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A problem can occur on these wheels if the proper torque is overlooked when installing them. Or if they have been used on an application that they are not designed for. Also, using the correct washer and lugnut is crucial. They carry a 1200 lbs load rating per wheel. Do you know how they were used before you bought them?
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A problem can occur on these wheels if the proper torque is overlooked when installing them. Or if they have been used on an application that they are not designed for. Also, using the correct washer and lugnut is crucial. They carry a 1200 lbs load rating per wheel. Do you know how they were used before you bought them?
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The older version of these wheels had a mfg date stamped around the bolt circle.
Can you supply pictures of the front of the wheel? I would be interested in seeing these.
I have seen this happen on Chevy trucks (5x5 Bolt Circle 1/2 ton) were they overload the wheels but it is usually on the front wheels only. Due to side load force from cornering and hard driving, but rears have hardly any side load at all.
Can you supply pictures of the front of the wheel? I would be interested in seeing these.
I have seen this happen on Chevy trucks (5x5 Bolt Circle 1/2 ton) were they overload the wheels but it is usually on the front wheels only. Due to side load force from cornering and hard driving, but rears have hardly any side load at all.
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The older version of these wheels had a mfg date stamped around the bolt circle.
Can you supply pictures of the front of the wheel? I would be interested in seeing these.
I have seen this happen on Chevy trucks (5x5 Bolt Circle 1/2 ton) were they overload the wheels but it is usually on the front wheels only. Due to side load force from cornering and hard driving, but rears have hardly any side load at all.
Can you supply pictures of the front of the wheel? I would be interested in seeing these.
I have seen this happen on Chevy trucks (5x5 Bolt Circle 1/2 ton) were they overload the wheels but it is usually on the front wheels only. Due to side load force from cornering and hard driving, but rears have hardly any side load at all.
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Spacers do not usually create problems with the wheel itself. The problems with spacers is using correct lugs and maintaining torque specs. The lug holes would be compromised in most of these situations.
Post your new pictures tomorrow and I will try to help more.
Post your new pictures tomorrow and I will try to help more.
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