SCS WHEELS WRONG BORE

I purchased some
Blaze 10 for my
Tacoma.
My professional tire shop is telling me
2 wheels are correct and 2 wheels are not machine properly
Both wheels will not sit properly.
Has anyone else had this issue?
Is like the inner bore is wrong and not machined properly.

 

In all of the SCS posts, I've never heard of this being an issue. Seems HIGHLY unlikely that you'd get 2 wheels with the same issue.

Do you have calipers to measure the bores? Try to mount the wheels yourself? Were the two "defective" wheels tried on different hubs? Example, doesn't fit the rear hub, try that wheel on the front hub...

 

Haven't heard of the issue with SCS, but machining defects can happen any time. It's also possible for the powder coat to be laid on too thick. Had that happen with StopTech brake discs.

Did you measure the centerbore? They're supposed to be just over 106mm.

 

I'm pretty sure SCS wheels are painted, not powdercoated.

@SCSPerformance @scs_vuth

 

Where won't they fit front, back, or both?

 

Rigo,

We've already discussed this via email and we've also spoke with the shop on the phone regarding your truck and wheels. I've already replied to your email with a couple of solution options. Let me know what you decide you want to do. At least give us more than 30min to come up with a solution before causing other folks to panic.

Go check your email!

Thanks
Vin

 

@SCS i don’t want anyone to panic. I simply wanted to know if anyone had this same issues.
Today was my
Birthday, and I had small surgery and I was hoping my brother in law would take care of this.
I appreciate the quick response from SCS and taking responsibility

 

From Who, what Part numbers, and do you still have the boxes?

 

Yeah
The boxes are correct. I purchased through SCS.
It was just that the manufacturer made a mistake on 2 wheels

 

oooohhhhh,
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/will-8-5-wheel-fit-on-a-265-tire.779595/

 

At least post some pictures of the wheels you've chosen. How do they look?

 

Sounds to me like it might be a mfg mistake like OP said. SCS wouldn’t reply with multiple solutions if the wheels were right.

Not sure why you linked that other thread.

 

I don’t have pictures because the tire shop took them off and put my
Stock back when they discover the problem.
Sorry for not posting the pictures of what they had

 

Hey shit happens. Good company, they will handle it.

 

I know that SCS will handle it.
They have been in contact with me and they make very nice wheels

 

I’m on my 3rd set of SCS wheels, zero issues.

 

Which model/color are they?

 

could include this tid bit of info into your original post...