Styling Alloy wheel help
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Styling Alloy wheel help
They look to be Grande Punto wheels.
Your mk2 has a PCD of 4x98, the Grande has a PCD of 4x100.
You'll need wobbly bolts to fit them safely
Your mk2 has a PCD of 4x98, the Grande has a PCD of 4x100.
You'll need wobbly bolts to fit them safely
You'll also have to check the centre bore of the wheels. Your mk2 is 58.1mm
I would agree they are very much grande punto sport wheels
As pointed out they are 4x100pcd where as your car is 4x98pcd
The offset is different too so could catch on the rear suspension of a mk2b
The tire size is wrong for a mk2b as well
Because you paid so little for them might be worth selling on for £100 especially if they have good tires and get the proper wheels for your car rather than mess about with wobble bolts and spacers
As pointed out they are 4x100pcd where as your car is 4x98pcd
The offset is different too so could catch on the rear suspension of a mk2b
The tire size is wrong for a mk2b as well
Because you paid so little for them might be worth selling on for £100 especially if they have good tires and get the proper wheels for your car rather than mess about with wobble bolts and spacers
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51732813 is the part number of the wheel
6J is the width
15 is the diameter in inches
I'd take the advice given earlier, sell them on (probably for a profit!) and buy some mk2 wheels
6J is the width
15 is the diameter in inches
I'd take the advice given earlier, sell them on (probably for a profit!) and buy some mk2 wheels
And 43 is the ET.
Do a trial fit of one and you'll find that the PCD is wrong -- your wheelnuts won't fit.
Sell them on, make a profit, buy some that fit.
mk2 wheel offset is between ET33 and ET37 depending on model and suspension set up so those wheel would need spacers to stop them rubbing/grinding on the rear suspension bolts, plus you'd longer than standard wobble bolts making the whole fitment a little dodgy
