Would these fit?
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11-04-2009 | 02:12 PM
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Would these fit?
Looking at getting 18" wheels for summer for my Outtie, and I love the OEM wheels but they run around $250 a pop.
Looking at replicas of other wheels
Would these fit?
http://www.finishlinewheels.com/MAZD...8/A-64868U20N/
Looking at replicas of other wheels
Would these fit?
http://www.finishlinewheels.com/MAZD...8/A-64868U20N/
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11-04-2009 | 03:12 PM
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I own an 08 ES also. I went to www.tirerack.com, entered info about my Outlander and they are showing a bolt pattern of 5-114 for the vehicle. Thats what need to be looking for in replacement wheels.
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11-04-2009 | 11:14 PM
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The original 16 inch wheels have a spec of
16x6.5", 5x114.3mm bolt pattern, center bore of 67.1mm and an offset of 50mm. The 18s are 18x7", 5x114.2mm bolt pattern, center bore of 67.1mm and an offset of 45mm. I would find out the offset of those wheels. you'll need it to be somewhere around 35mm to work and even then you may be rubbing on the outside of the fenders at full wheel turn or when the suspension is compressed. Also find out what the center bore is and see if you can get hub centric rings to bring them to the correct size. You'll probably also need some different lug nuts.
16x6.5", 5x114.3mm bolt pattern, center bore of 67.1mm and an offset of 50mm. The 18s are 18x7", 5x114.2mm bolt pattern, center bore of 67.1mm and an offset of 45mm. I would find out the offset of those wheels. you'll need it to be somewhere around 35mm to work and even then you may be rubbing on the outside of the fenders at full wheel turn or when the suspension is compressed. Also find out what the center bore is and see if you can get hub centric rings to bring them to the correct size. You'll probably also need some different lug nuts.
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11-05-2009 | 08:31 AM
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The original 16 inch wheels have a spec of
16x6.5", 5x114.3mm bolt pattern, center bore of 67.1mm and an offset of 50mm. The 18s are 18x7", 5x114.2mm bolt pattern, center bore of 67.1mm and an offset of 45mm. I would find out the offset of those wheels. you'll need it to be somewhere around 35mm to work and even then you may be rubbing on the outside of the fenders at full wheel turn or when the suspension is compressed. Also find out what the center bore is and see if you can get hub centric rings to bring them to the correct size. You'll probably also need some different lug nuts.
16x6.5", 5x114.3mm bolt pattern, center bore of 67.1mm and an offset of 50mm. The 18s are 18x7", 5x114.2mm bolt pattern, center bore of 67.1mm and an offset of 45mm. I would find out the offset of those wheels. you'll need it to be somewhere around 35mm to work and even then you may be rubbing on the outside of the fenders at full wheel turn or when the suspension is compressed. Also find out what the center bore is and see if you can get hub centric rings to bring them to the correct size. You'll probably also need some different lug nuts.
So that means I need 18"s for summer.... any other good rim sites? (besides tirerack)
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11-05-2009 | 09:52 AM
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depending on where you are
If you're in Canada anywhere near a Kal tire, they have pretty good prices on wheels. Outside of that tirerack or 1010tire maybe?
http://www.kaltire.com/retail/custom...tom_wheels.php
http://www.kaltire.com/retail/custom...tom_wheels.php
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