Styling will these do the job ?

[tambo]

alloy wheels advertised locally,wondering if the fit my mk 2 punto

only difference i can see is offset on them is 35 to 38

where as offset on punto is 25 to 38

link to the ad

http://dundee.gumtree.com/dundee/64/57863664.html

cheers

 

[smokeyjoe03]

the pcd of a punto (and most other fiats, not a gp) is 98mm
the center bore (hole in middle of wheel) is 58.1mm
offset for a mk1 is 38mm offset for a mk2 and mk2b is 33mm-37mm
you can give or take 1-2mm of offset with out a problem

you can however fit wheels with a 100mm pcd with wobbly bolts as long as the center hole is the right size, this can be safely reduced on most wheels with spigot rings

Offset for punto is 33-37 dunno where you got 25-38 from.

So the offset is fine(ish), but you will need wobbly bolts. Other than that yes, they're fine.

Just watch out because the item description states the tyres are road legal......that means they have a minimum 1.6mm of tread left, it doesn't say exactly how much tread is left.....they may need changing in just a few hundred miles.

 

[tambo]

cheers 4 that smokey

got the offset from here

http://www.alloyguide.com/


why would i need wobbly bolts as they are the same pcd

cheers again m8

 

[DaveMcT]

The ad doesn't mention the PCD so wobbly bolts are likely (and not cheap).
Its local so go over and try them on your car and budget for a set of new tyres etc.

 

[Scoobysnacks]

The Bravo wheels should be the same PCD, 4 x 98, so no wobbly bolts needed!

 

[mk2 punto aj]

they look good them ,,,, cheap as chips !!

 

[mos21]

Bargin, snap them up quick!

 

[smokeyjoe03]

The Bravo wheels should be the same PCD, 4 x 98, so no wobbly bolts needed!

Unless the previous owner used wobbly bolts too.

Believe me, unless he had them drilled to fit, they will be 4x100.

They will still bolt in if you use normal bolts but won't be safe to drive on.