Is there a tool for these?
I was wondering if there is a tool to take these rivet things off? I want to re-do the wheels and would like to take them off to do it. Also, Is there somewhere you can buy all new rivet bolt things?


Thanks for your help


Thanks for your help
I just use a 8mm or 9mm socket. Easy to remove but I prefer a professional wheel repair store to put them back together. They need to be loctite or silicone back on at a certain torque. You will have fun removing them rivets, its time consuming when you have no air tools. always criss-cross.
I just use a 8mm or 9mm socket. Easy to remove but I prefer a professional wheel repair store to put them back together. They need to be loctite or silicone back on at a certain torque. You will have fun removing them rivets, its time consuming when you have no air tools. always criss-cross.
in other words star pattern. never tighten/loosen the bolts that are right next to each other..
just think of it like ur takin off ur lug nuts for ur rims...
and yes i would think torque is very important when coming to these rims or any 2-3 piece rim for that matter
first of all look on the back of the rim and tell me if the there is a nut that holds that bolt in place..
if not than those are simple beauty rivets and can still be found new..
just bring an 12pt socket to them GENTLY and test em out:
example:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/30-Rivet-screw-pieces-for-Konig-Remembers-Wheels_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ42614QQihZ009QQi temZ190269284832QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
if not than those are simple beauty rivets and can still be found new..
just bring an 12pt socket to them GENTLY and test em out:
example:
Last edited by r.wright; Nov 26, 2008 at 11:03 PM.
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Yes. McMaster-Carr seems to carry them. However, be careful as the ones in the link below are not 'graded'.
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