I have been offered a great set of 14" wheels shod with new 175/65 R14 winters. They are off a 500, and my car is a Panda mjet.
I already run 14"s on the Panda, off a Punto originally, but not 175/65's.

Anyone run 175/65's on their Panda? Will Fiat 500 wheels fit?

The bolts holes will fit. See if you can find the offset numbers.

Sweetsixteen said:

I have been offered a great set of 14" wheels shod with new 175/65 R14 winters. They are off a 500, and my car is a Panda mjet.
I already run 14"s on the Panda, off a Punto originally, but not 175/65's.

Anyone run 175/65's on their Panda? Will Fiat 500 wheels fit?

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Hi. Agree that offset is a proper issue worthy of note

However 175/65 is far from wild.. our 1.1 has gone further than that.. budget all rounders. Ex punto 1.9.. been on a marea diesel estate too.

Geometry of the panda SHOULD be a lot closer to a 500 than a punto also..

Charlie

Looks like they should fit with no issues.
My friend Mr. Google tells me that the 500, whatever the model and wheel/tyre combo, uses 35ET throughout.

The 169 Panda has a variety of wheel/tyre combos, and various offsets. The 1.2 petrol can wear a 175/65 14 tyre with an ET of 35, although this is not listed for the Multijet.

Worth a punt, so I'll give it a go.

With ET 35 you'll be Ok. I run 185/60's on my 100HP without issues.

gr J

I ran my old winters, of that size, from my 500 on my 1.1 active for 12 months with no problem. Same wheels, with new tyres are now on my 4x4.

Spike

Sweetsixteen said:

I have been offered a great set of 14" wheels shod with new 175/65 R14 winters. They are off a 500, and my car is a Panda mjet.
I already run 14"s on the Panda, off a Punto originally, but not 175/65's.

Anyone run 175/65's on their Panda? Will Fiat 500 wheels fit?

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Yes, definitely and without problems - I put my 500 set on the Panda last time I took it for a tyre change (so that I could carry the Panda tyres in the boot & keep the tyre fitters as far away from the car as possible ). The wheel bolts are also identical.

My local independent tyre fitter (Teign Tyres) always uses a torque wrench on the wheel bolts. His prices are good and he's always busy which says a lot.

No complaints. Top bloke.

DaveMcT said:

My local independent tyre fitter (Teign Tyres) always uses a torque wrench on the wheel bolts. His prices are good and he's always busy which says a lot.

No complaints. Top bloke.

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Wow torque wrench to fit the wheels
Rare thing most places just whack them on with the impact gun

Independent suppliers survive on good service.

DaveMcT said:

My local independent tyre fitter (Teign Tyres) always uses a torque wrench on the wheel bolts. His prices are good and he's always busy which says a lot.

No complaints. Top bloke.

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Mine does this too. I run Summer and Winter wheels so I'm up with them at least twice a year for changeover. Charges minimal amount. Well worth it.