Lancer wheel on a Outie
#2
Should fit as the specs are the same except for the lip strength rating.
Trucks are JJ and cars are J.
Stock 18" wheels for the Outlander :
Bolt pattern 114.3 mm, (4.5 in.)
Center bore is 67.1 mm,
Rim width is 7 in. (JJ for 4x4's J for normal cars)
Offset 38 mm.
Trucks are JJ and cars are J.
Stock 18" wheels for the Outlander :
Bolt pattern 114.3 mm, (4.5 in.)
Center bore is 67.1 mm,
Rim width is 7 in. (JJ for 4x4's J for normal cars)
Offset 38 mm.
#3
So, Outlanders are considered trucks or cars?
Last edited by Vadimus; 11-28-2010 at 11:33 AM.
#4
With a Gross weight of 5181 lbs it's a heavy car or a light truck.
The 16 inch wheels are JJ but the 18 inch are J.
I guess if you are inclined to go trash the bad land you would use 16 inch high profile tires.
If you are tamer, the 18 inch are paved road wheels hence the J rating.
So the answer is BOTH that's why it's called a CUV.
The 16 inch wheels are JJ but the 18 inch are J.
I guess if you are inclined to go trash the bad land you would use 16 inch high profile tires.
If you are tamer, the 18 inch are paved road wheels hence the J rating.
So the answer is BOTH that's why it's called a CUV.
#6
With a Gross weight of 5181 lbs it's a heavy car or a light truck.
The 16 inch wheels are JJ but the 18 inch are J.
I guess if you are inclined to go trash the bad land you would use 16 inch high profile tires.
If you are tamer, the 18 inch are paved road wheels hence the J rating.
So the answer is BOTH that's why it's called a CUV.
The 16 inch wheels are JJ but the 18 inch are J.
I guess if you are inclined to go trash the bad land you would use 16 inch high profile tires.
If you are tamer, the 18 inch are paved road wheels hence the J rating.
So the answer is BOTH that's why it's called a CUV.
#7
Must be a market difference as my 18" are J lipped. (Canadian).
Also all of Mitsubishi documentation, on line or in the printed brochure as well as both my user manual (french + English) quote a J lip for the 18" wheel.
An interesting read--> http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible_...ml#rimcontours
Also from Toyo Japan--> http://www.toyojapan.com/tire-techno...rim/index.html
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Also all of Mitsubishi documentation, on line or in the printed brochure as well as both my user manual (french + English) quote a J lip for the 18" wheel.
An interesting read--> http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible_...ml#rimcontours
Also from Toyo Japan--> http://www.toyojapan.com/tire-techno...rim/index.html
This Forum as already discussed this topic
https://mitsubishiforum.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=34514
Last edited by Claude_A; 12-05-2010 at 02:42 PM. Reason: adding info
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