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I have a 22 F250 single rear wheel. I am wanting to get the centramatic balancers. I have looked on their website and I personally have come up with two separate ones that would fit and then I decided to call them and then they give me a complete different number. You guys that had put them on your trucks which part numbers did you get. I have 20 inch wheels on mine and it seems like that does make a little bit of a difference.
I just went on the centramatic website, and the 300-318 are the only 4-wheel set that will fit our trucks.
They have different numbers for front axle or rear axle pairs only, but the 4-wheel set that fit our trucks is 300-318.
I called centramatic and they confirmed that number fit my truck.
What number are they giving you?
Maybe they have updated them and use a new number.
Centramatic said 400-409. She said because I have 20 in wheels. But on their web site it says that number is for 16 and 18 wheels. I also thought 300-318 would fit these trucks. There was also another number in there too but my head is not allowing me to find it now. So it seems like my initial number of 300 318 is correct. Thats 240.00 for a set of 4. The 400 409 is like 245.00 per axle. Thats a big difference in price. Thanks guys I will order the 300 318
300-318 for my 22 with 18" wheels. I used the spacer up front due to the brake calipers. They did fit a little tight, catching on the threads of the lugs, so I slightly drilled the holes out a hair more and now the glide on perfect and smooth.
If I recall, a long time ago there was a thread about them in which someone mentioned a different number from the 300-318, but it was something like only a number or 2 different... I don't recall now though. But I can say that the 300-318's will work!
This is about the only pic I can find of them... this was when I was at the shop getting my new tires installed!
Last edited by chadstickpoindexter; Mar 20, 2026 at 10:05 PM.
300-318 is what i ordered. not sure what 18 or 20" would have to do with them needing to be different part #'s since both trucks would have the exact same calipers and same hubs and rotors.
OP where are you located, i might sell mine they have been sitting on a shelf for 2 years now.
300-318 is what i ordered. not sure what 18 or 20" would have to do with them needing to be different part #'s since both trucks would have the exact same calipers and same hubs and rotors.
OP where are you located, i might sell mine they have been sitting on a shelf for 2 years now.
Im in northeast Florida. I ordered a set already. Thanks though. I was not understanding her part number she gave ne either. It's kind of like my garage door opener. A couple of weeks ago I needed a part for it so I called the manufacturer to make sure that I was ordering the right part. She give me a part number that did not even fit my garage door opener I brought that to her attention. And then she give me another part number that did not fit my garage door opener and I brought that one to her attention. She never did give me the same part number that I looked up after I had bought the second one to her attention she couldn't find the part number. I'm even trying to tell her the part number that I looked up and she was not bright enough to even locate that. So I never did get the right part number from the manufacturer on the garage door opener. And it seems to be the case in this also.
300-318 on my 2021 F-250 SRW as well. I have 18" wheels, maybe they have part numbers that are slightly bigger for those with 20+ wheels. Either way I would think the 300-318 would do just fine.
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