Will They Fit - ET45?
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Iv'e been offered some brand spanking 17's at a very good price for my MY98, but the offset is ET45 - will they fit ?
Also they currently have brand new tyres on 225/45.
Think they were ordered for a Rover ZT/75 .
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Also they currently have brand new tyres on 225/45.
Think they were ordered for a Rover ZT/75 .
Best regards
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If the wheels are from Rover they wouldn't fit and don't go under ET48 as your wheels will full the rear arches and you will have much more problems (see SIDC FAQ).
From what I know you can decide between ET48-55, perfect is 52-53.
JIM
From what I know you can decide between ET48-55, perfect is 52-53.
JIM
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I run ET45 MiM's from scoobysport on my MY99 without any probs, even when the car was fully loaded....
Tyres are 215 40 17 though, those tyres are too big for a classic shape I think - might be ok on a MY01+
Cheers
NEil
Tyres are 215 40 17 though, those tyres are too big for a classic shape I think - might be ok on a MY01+
Cheers
NEil
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I run 225 section tyres on an et45 - if the pcd is correct they'll fit, but you'll need to roll the arches at the rear...and be prepared to kill your splash guards when using slicks.
But if the wheels are from a different car, PCD will likely be different.
Richard
But if the wheels are from a different car, PCD will likely be different.
Richard
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THORPEM, straight answer is no. Apart from changing the handling (which you may or may not like) with those tyres you will defo foul the rear arches which will need rolling.
But you never know. Peeps on here quote tyres sizes as if they were gospel but the truth is they can be +/-5mm wider/narrower than their nominal rating.
It sounds like you might be able to try these wheels/tyres. If so, get all your fat mates on broad and head for a bumpy country lane. If they rub, they are not worth the agro, but if they don't consider yourself very lucky
Richard.
But you never know. Peeps on here quote tyres sizes as if they were gospel but the truth is they can be +/-5mm wider/narrower than their nominal rating.
It sounds like you might be able to try these wheels/tyres. If so, get all your fat mates on broad and head for a bumpy country lane. If they rub, they are not worth the agro, but if they don't consider yourself very lucky
Richard.
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