I bought a set of MC2 wheels off ebay--got a great deal. They were advertised to fit hummer, 2500 GM and dodge. Bought tires and had mounted, blah blah blah. When attempting to put them on the wheels won't work on the rear. The center of the wheels is solid and hits the hub before the wheel studs come through the mounting holes? Any one run into this problem? Is there really a wheel company that makes wheels specifically for 1 vehicle, just the hummer? May explain why they are out of business. Any suggestions on making these work, or is it even possible? I can post pics if that helps explain

sorry to tell ya but i think that you are sol. the hummers dont have the hub stocking out of the back that's why they are flat.

sorry to tell ya but i think that you are sol. the hummers dont have the hub stocking out of the back that's why they are flat.

:rolleyes: thanks........I guess

You should be able to find a machine shop that can make them fit for you. Just take measurements off your old wheels to go by and they can cut out the new wheels at the same measurement.

then how do stock h2 rims fit our trucks

i think you need a spacer if you want to use the h2 center caps if you want to use stock chevy caps then you dont need it. sounds like the wheels have a solid center or something. I think a spacer would be all you need.

that would be a hell of a spacer. the h2 wheels have open centers all the way around. but alot of aftermarket wheel companies make them solid for the look.

see...
http://www.mhtwheels.com/images/gallery/H2-30_Mogul2.jpg