Product Summary

Universal Fit, 5 on 5.5" Bolt Pattern, Steel

  • These wheel supports slide over the studs and the lip supports the wheel
  • This Wire Wheel Center Support is a must have for 1928 to 35 Ford wire wheels
  • Amazing adapter Fits 5 on 5 1/2" bolt pattern
  • If you are running 1928-1935 early Ford wheels, you may have noticed how hard it is to get them centered properly on the hub
  • Premium steel construction is made to last
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91065470
BrandSpeedway Motors
Bolt Pattern5 on 5.5"
Outside Diameter7.60"
Material TypeSteel
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Speedway Motors 91065470 Details

If you are running 1928-1935 early Ford wheels, you may have noticed how hard it is to get them centered properly on the hub. These wheel supports simply slide over the studs, and the lip supports the wheel. 

Fits 5 on 5 1/2 bolt pattern.

Speedway Motors 91065470 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91065470
BrandSpeedway Motors
Bolt Pattern5 on 5.5"
Outside Diameter7.60"
Material TypeSteel
GENERAL
Inside Diameter4.00"
Overall Height0.37"
Overall Thickness0.11"
Bolt Hole Pattern5 on 5.5"
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Ratings & Reviews

4.7

31 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers confirmed that our product is high-quality, well-made and fits well with various Ford models, from 1928-35. The wheel supports are particularly recommended for installing Ford wire wheels onto hydraulic brake drums, offering excellent adaptability and safety precautions for antique wheels. Customers appreciated the practical powder coating, enhancing the product's durability. The product is favored for preventing wheel cracks and enabling the use of early Ford wires with later brakes. Despite minor fit issues with the 35-wheel, users agreed that this product provides a perfect solution to preserve wheel health and enhance old-school car builds.

4.7

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Most Liked Positive Review

5.0

Great Piece to Keep your Wheels Healthy!

I had heard about wire wheel support for years and in the back of my mind always wondered how they worked. It wasn't until my latest build when I decided I needed a set! I am building a little '29 Ford Roadster with '34 wire wheels mounted to a set of Speedway steel drums in the front and stock '41 ford drums in the rear. I had heard the horror stories about folks who don't run these. What happens is cracks develop on the hub around the lug nuts. This simple part is designed to take up the space behind the wheel where the original hub had a raised portion to support the wheel. I purchase a set and have not had a lick of trouble with my antique wheels! Thanks Speedway for keeping the old-school parts on hand!!

Most Liked Negative Review

3.0

okay

I wish this was usa made Bring home some jobs !

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4.0

4 months ago

32 ford

CA

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Necessary part to drive ford wire wheels

Fit well

5.0

5 months ago

1934 Ford

CA , High Desert

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Good fitment

Would Recommend

I would buy this again and I will , l have 12 model a's

5.0

5 months ago

Andy

Casco me

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It worked fine for us ,it came fast that was a big plus. Allready in use. Thanks for the quick service

Would Recommend

Perfect

5.0

9 months ago

Dana

Carver, Ma

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Just what I wanted at a reasonable price and fast shipping.

Would Recommend

Great product!

5.0

a year ago

Slow poke

Salisbury , NC

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I am using a set of ford 1935 16" wire wheels on my 1930 Model A and needed a set of backing plates to put between the wheel and the drums to keep the wheels from cracking. And lo and behold… Soeedway had exactly what I needed! Great product and got to me quickly as needed. Thanks again!

Would Recommend

yes, they get a little pricey when you need 4

5.0

a year ago

Ry

Shelton Ct

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these are great, allows me to use stock spoke wheels om my 35

Would Recommend

I would recommend the product.

4.0

a year ago

4 soeed

Los Angeles

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Fit perfectly and seems to support the inner hub well. Looking to eliminate future damage to lug holes.

Would Recommend

okay

3.0

a year ago

fireball

ogdensburgh

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I wish this was usa made Bring home some jobs !

Would Recommend

28-35 ford wheel adapters

5.0

2 years ago

Bocephus

Ny

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Makes wheel alignment great .. looks great a+

Would Recommend

I would and gave bought these several times

5.0

2 years ago

Deuce guy

Rice MN

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Just install and go

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

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I'd like to use original wheels on my 35 Ford pickup, but with later, modern brakes and differential. Where do I find info for this? And, is a nine inch the way to go? Thanks, Walt

by Walt

7 years ago

1 answer

Will these work for 1935 Kelsey Hayes wheels on model a drums?

by Brian Fahey

7 years ago

1 answer

Will these help at all in helping the wire wheel run true after they are installed, with out them I have a little wobble. Thank you for your time,,,,,,,,Michael

by PaPa

9 years ago

1 answer

I'm running stock model A mechanical breaks and I want to fit 1940 Ford solid steel wheels on my car. Would this product be useful for my application?

by ModelAlover69

9 years ago

1 answer

I'm running 1929 ford mechanical breaks and want to fit 1940 ford solid steel wheels. Would this product be helpful for my application?

by ModelAlover69

9 years ago

1 answer

Would these be required for running 21" Model T spoked wheels on a '40 drum/hub? Your description only mentions 28-35.

by VanP

9 years ago

1 answer

Is this correct for 1935 ford wire wheels to original 1940 hubs? Wes

by Wes

9 years ago

1 answer

I have a '29 Model A with mechanical brakes, I am planning on using '35/'36 Ford 16" wire wheels on it. Are these needed to pull wheel up tight to drum? Thanks...

by Jim

10 years ago

1 answer

will this help to put a modern wire wheel on a stock Model A with mechanical brakes?

by model a

10 years ago

1 answer

What is the thickness of this support?

by HRSCJS

11 years ago

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