Wheels for storage PCD
Wheels for storage PCD
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SeiW500

Original Poster:

255 posts

197 months

Saturday 15th May 2010
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I have some SP12's for my Tamora and they are going to be shod with the new Toyo R1R tyres....
The advice labels on the tyrres are that they are not to be left on a stationary car for any length of time and should not see temps of below 0degC so was thinking of getting some wheels for winter storage.
Question what is the PCD someone told me it's Toyota anybody confirm this?

Laser Sag

2,860 posts

272 months

Saturday 15th May 2010
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PCD is 5 x 114.3 which is common to a lot of Jap cars. Offsets are ET33 rear and ET42 front.

Ant.

5,254 posts

310 months

Saturday 15th May 2010
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yes, jap stuff is the best bet, maybe look out for some space savers?

Barry Ashcroft

1,958 posts

250 months

Saturday 15th May 2010
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It would be easier to lift car into the air.
When I asked similar question last year the opinion was that it's a jag fittment would we would struggle to find wheels which would go over the front calipers.

SeiW500

Original Poster:

255 posts

197 months

Saturday 15th May 2010
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Barry Ashcroft said:
It would be easier to lift car into the air.
When I asked similar question last year the opinion was that it's a jag fittment would we would struggle to find wheels which would go over the front calipers.
Can't see why 16" Toyota/Honda wheels would not go over calipers? 16" spyders are OK?

Laser Sag

2,860 posts

272 months

Saturday 15th May 2010
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If you are just looking for a cheap set of wheels for the car to sit on over the winter I have a set of 16s off a cerbera with legal Bridgestone SO2s ie would be fine for an MOT or just to get the fluids warmed up on a little run.
If interested give me a PM.
Kev