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Hi All.

Just wondering if someone can confirm that these alloys will be ok to fit on my 2004 Fiat Panda 1.2 Dynamic.

My mechanic mate tells me he has a decent set of Punto alloys, all balanced and with nearly new tyres on all, that he says will fit my Panda and will sell them to me cheap. A pic and the details from the wheels are as follows:

PCD 4x98
Rim 6Jx15 ET33
Tyres 185/55/R15

From what I've researched they should be fine to fit to my Panda, and I should accept what my mechanic mate says, but I just wanted some expert advice from you guys with your immense Fiat knowledge to confirm they will be fine to fit.

Many thanks in advance.
 

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bigshorty said:
Hi All.

Just wondering if someone can confirm that these alloys will be ok to fit on my 2004 Fiat Panda 1.2 Dynamic.

My mechanic mate tells me he has a decent set of Punto alloys, all balanced and with nearly new tyres on all, that he says will fit my Panda and will sell them to me cheap. A pic and the details from the wheels are as follows:

PCD 4x98
Rim 6Jx15 ET33
Tyres 185/55/R15

From what I've researched they should be fine to fit to my Panda, and I should accept what my mechanic mate says, but I just wanted some expert advice from you guys with your immense Fiat knowledge to confirm they will be fine to fit.

Many thanks in advance.
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Yes.


I have the same wheels for my winter tyres on our 1.2 Dynamic where I run 195/50-15 tyres with no issues/rubbing. Same wheel bolts, no spacers. Simple fit.


Enjoy.
 
AB100 said:
Yes.


I have the same wheels for my winter tyres on our 1.2 Dynamic where I run 195/50-15 tyres with no issues/rubbing. Same wheel bolts, no spacers. Simple fit.


Enjoy.
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Awesome, thanks for the reply, just what I wanted to hear.(y)

My mate said I could have them for £80, and they look in really good order, so seems like a bargain to me!

Cheers!
 
bluejohn125 said:
Just get correct, sensible tyres for them to give the right gearing, you won't find any positive benefits by going wider than 185...
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They come with Firestone Firehawk 185/55/R15 tyres all round, which have loads of tread left on them (I don't think they have been on the wheels that long), so I was going to run them down, and then look at appropriate replacements, whatever they might be.

I've put the wheels on now and took them for a run, and all seems fine, a nice smooth, quiet ride. To me my Panda seemed a lot more stable on the road than with the bog standard 13" steels I had on before. They do look quite big on the car though, but definitely the looks are more pleasing to eye.

All in all, quite chuffed for the price I paid!
 
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