Rims don't fit
Need some help. I been having trouble with finding 17" rims that fit my 95 maxima.
I have a budget of 400 without shipping. Please help |
http://forums.maxima.org/wheels-tires-45/
Also check craigslist. You need a wheel with a bolt pattern of 5x114.3 (also known by some as 5x4.5) |
Remember to check the center bore as well. It has to be at least 66.2 IIRC.
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Do you know what kind of wheels you want? I am assuming you want something aftermarket, correct?
You could also try and see if there is anything over at tirerack.com. I have heard they are priced someone fairly. |
Originally Posted by Oldgeezer
(Post 7357140)
Do you know what kind of wheels you want? I am assuming you want something aftermarket, correct?
You could also try and see if there is anything over at tirerack.com. I have heard they are priced someone fairly. |
I haven't had any problems with the bolt pattern. The struts gets in the way of the tire.
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Originally Posted by Oldgeezer
(Post 7357140)
Do you know what kind of wheels you want? I am assuming you want something aftermarket, correct?
You could also try and see if there is anything over at tirerack.com. I have heard they are priced someone fairly. |
Originally Posted by ChrisMan287
(Post 7357031)
Remember to check the center bore as well. It has to be at least 66.2 IIRC.
Explain to me more about the center bore, i have no idea what you talking about and i thinks thats my problem. lol |
Fond these rims on ebay that i like. i just need to know that their going to fit, and not hit the wheel well, and not hit the struts?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/17-Ri...item2a037f77b0 |
center bore is the diameter of the hole in the middle of the wheel. if it is too small, the wheel won't bolt all of the way down (and can get crooked, and wobble as you drive, if you try anyway).
the problem you seem to have is the offset is too high. that is the distance from the mating surface of the brake hat to the center of the wheel. too high, and your wheel hits the strut. too low, and your wheels stick out. more info on wheel fitment: http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse....ment_Guide.cfm |
Go onto ebay and type 5x114.3
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Originally Posted by BenStoked
(Post 7357730)
too low, and your wheels stick out.
http://forums.maxima.org/tires-wheel...-will-fit.html |
I have some 18's selling in Daytona if your interested.
http://forums.maxima.org/general-max...iced-rims.html |
Originally Posted by Godfatherrr
(Post 7357723)
Fond these rims on ebay that i like. i just need to know that their going to fit, and not hit the wheel well, and not hit the struts?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/17-Ri...item2a037f77b0 |
Originally Posted by Coolsaber57
(Post 7358286)
Those should be fine. They are actually close to the 5th gen SE wheel size. IIRC, those are 45 mm, where yours are 40mm, so they'll stick out just a little bit more.
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Originally Posted by internetautomar
(Post 7358316)
45 offset will pull them closer to the strut housing not further out.
Lower offset = closer to fender. Higher offset = closer to strut. |
Originally Posted by ChrisMan287
(Post 7358320)
Very true.
Lower offset = closer to fender. Higher offset = closer to strut. |
Originally Posted by internetautomar
(Post 7358316)
45 offset will pull them closer to the strut housing not further out.
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Originally Posted by Godfatherrr
(Post 7358369)
It says the off set is 40 not 45?
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Originally Posted by internetautomar
(Post 7358316)
45 offset will pull them closer to the strut housing not further out.
45 is the OEM 5th gen SE wheel, 40 is his ebay wheel. |
Originally Posted by Godfatherrr
(Post 7358368)
so do you still think they'll fit?
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hopefully this can help you understand offset and wheel bore.
http://i48.tinypic.com/bfqo8j.jpg http://i46.tinypic.com/wlaf6g.jpg |
A quick fitment question
I'm looking for a set of used winter rims for my '97 Maxima and have come across the following:
- a set from a 1989 Mazda RX-7 - a set from a 1992 Infiniti Q45 Will these fit my Maxima? They are both 5 x 114.3 |
Originally Posted by EMC2
(Post 7359121)
I'm looking for a set of used winter rims for my '97 Maxima and have come across the following:
- a set from a 1989 Mazda RX-7 - a set from a 1992 Infiniti Q45 Will these fit my Maxima? They are both 5 x 114.3 |
Originally Posted by EMC2
(Post 7359121)
I'm looking for a set of used winter rims for my '97 Maxima and have come across the following:
- a set from a 1989 Mazda RX-7 - a set from a 1992 Infiniti Q45 Will these fit my Maxima? They are both 5 x 114.3 |
I am looking for four decent chrome rims for my 95 maxima. Want to keep it under $500... anybody?
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ummm?
Originally Posted by hynes66
(Post 7509143)
I am looking for four decent chrome rims for my 95 maxima. Want to keep it under $500... anybody?
welcome to the .org? http://forums.maxima.org/wheels-tires-45/ :gotme: :laugh: |
Originally Posted by hynes66
(Post 7509143)
I am looking for four decent chrome rims for my 95 maxima. Want to keep it under $500... anybody?
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Originally Posted by Fasteddie01
(Post 7360029)
Hey there - Both will fit, but the Mazda will be a little loose (1 mm); I tried rims off a 626 and had a slight high speed vibration. I don't know if they make a 1mm adapter ring, but if your hubs are cleaned (no rust) you'll have that slack. Also, the centre bore may not allow dust cap to fit inside rim (may depend on rim design- 626 was too small), thus not allowing proper mounting against hub. I had to remove the rear dust caps (front doesn't have caps). If you can deal with these issues and get them for a good price, they'll work.
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