Question ASAP
#1
Question ASAP
Hey I need to know the bolt pattern and back spacing on these:
This might sound strange but I want these for my Chevy Blazer. They will fit my tires just need to know if back spacing and bolt pattern will be an issue.
Ebay listing ends tomarrow (29th) in the afternoon, so answer please
This might sound strange but I want these for my Chevy Blazer. They will fit my tires just need to know if back spacing and bolt pattern will be an issue.
Ebay listing ends tomarrow (29th) in the afternoon, so answer please
#2
you should be good, im not 100% sure tho, someone more experienced will probably answer soon.
Edit:
founds this on google: for rims off an 86 monte
5x4.75; most intermediate cars used this bolt pattern (El Camino, Regal, Malibu) and S-10's and S-10 Blazers also.
Trucks, Caprices, and other large cars used 5x5...so no, not all 5 bolt rims will fit.
Some aftermarket rims are "universal" fit. They either have dual bolt patterns, or they use shouldered lug nuts to center the wheel.
Edit:
founds this on google: for rims off an 86 monte
5x4.75; most intermediate cars used this bolt pattern (El Camino, Regal, Malibu) and S-10's and S-10 Blazers also.
Trucks, Caprices, and other large cars used 5x5...so no, not all 5 bolt rims will fit.
Some aftermarket rims are "universal" fit. They either have dual bolt patterns, or they use shouldered lug nuts to center the wheel.
#4
The bolt pattern will be the same. Usually if the backspacing is different, a car wheel will still work on a truck, but a truck wheel wont necessarily fit on a car. Not sure in your case tho, just something I noticed over the years. Trucks usually have more room in the wheel wells than cars so backspacing isnt as big of an issue.
#10
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Heck, if I am not missing my guess GM recently (in the last 5 years) I believe began re-making the 3rd Gen Camaro Z28 rims, added a completely different center cap sporting the bow tie and popped those on Blazers (or another Chevy 4x4 optioned vehicle) out of the factory (don't quote me the rims may look close, but I have no idea how EXACT they are, but they are close).