Range rover classic parts prices
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I have a set of original alloy wheels to put on my 1991 Range Rover Classic daily driver, they have just been refurbed; I rang the local LR dealer and got a price on 20 new wheel bolts. The bolts for the carlos fandango alloys currently fitted are the wrong size.
So guess the price per bolt............£12:00 each
If I buy one of them I'm hoping it must be possible that it is similar to ones sold for other purposes hopefully at a much reduced price. Any where I should look
Many Thanks
I have a set of original alloy wheels to put on my 1991 Range Rover Classic daily driver, they have just been refurbed; I rang the local LR dealer and got a price on 20 new wheel bolts. The bolts for the carlos fandango alloys currently fitted are the wrong size.
So guess the price per bolt............£12:00 each
If I buy one of them I'm hoping it must be possible that it is similar to ones sold for other purposes hopefully at a much reduced price. Any where I should look
Many Thanks
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Usual rules apply for all wheel bolts - get the right seat for the rims you're using. Assuming they're factory alloys, then a quick google says part number ANR2633 - Bearmach (usually decent quality - certainly better than the blue bag of fail) for change from £20, delivered, for a set of five off the Bay. Thread's the same as Disco I and Defender.
BTW, they're nuts, not bolts.
Usual rules apply for all wheel bolts - get the right seat for the rims you're using. Assuming they're factory alloys, then a quick google says part number ANR2633 - Bearmach (usually decent quality - certainly better than the blue bag of fail) for change from £20, delivered, for a set of five off the Bay. Thread's the same as Disco I and Defender.
BTW, they're nuts, not bolts.
Are they not NRC7415?
https://www.lrdirect.com/NRC7415-Wheel-Nut-Origina...
Incidentally, if you have a steel wheel as a spare you need the steel wheel nuts NTC7396 as the alloy nuts don't fit!
https://www.lrdirect.com/NRC7415-Wheel-Nut-Origina...
Incidentally, if you have a steel wheel as a spare you need the steel wheel nuts NTC7396 as the alloy nuts don't fit!
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