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Just buying a baby motor home that’s built on a Fiat Ducato chassis. I’m in the process of attempting to work out exactly WHICH chassis it’s built on. Mainly because I want to get a spare wheel and some locking wheel nuts. It’s not been delivered yet so working out wheel center and pcd it has is tricky. How can I tell if it’s a Ducato or a Ducato Max?

 

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Just buying a baby motor home that’s built on a Fiat Ducato chassis. I’m in the process of attempting to work out exactly WHICH chassis it’s built on. Mainly because I want to get a spare wheel and some locking wheel nuts. It’s not been delivered yet so working out wheel center and pcd it has is tricky. How can I tell if it’s a Ducato or a Ducato Max?

There are quite a few options, even in wheel dimensions, so I should wait until it is in front of you.
The Chassis /Vin plate is a good starting point, along with age, engine size etc.
Even Ducato to Ducato Max can be 15 inch or 16 inch standard wheels then some are more load bearing.
Even where you know it is a max there can be heavier duty suspension joints and drive shafts etc.

 

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Just joined, and bought a 500C to replace our Citroen C1 as a tow car behind our Fiat Duccato Rapido bodied motorhome