Rims from other cars
#1
Rims from other cars
Ive already been doing some searching around the forum, and I looked through all the FAQs and stuff but can't find any info here on what I am looking for specifically. If this is a reposted question, ill apologize now.
What I am wondering is are there other GM vehicles that use the same bolt pattern that I could get rims off from. I have steal wheels with the crappy fake alloy looking caps from GM and would just like to get some type of alloy on there cheaply. The idea came to me when I was looking at some rims on a trashed out bonneville (not snowflakes, five spokes), and while they wouldn't look the greatest they would look a damn sight better than hub caps.
So what other cars can rims be swapped from if any?
Thanks
What I am wondering is are there other GM vehicles that use the same bolt pattern that I could get rims off from. I have steal wheels with the crappy fake alloy looking caps from GM and would just like to get some type of alloy on there cheaply. The idea came to me when I was looking at some rims on a trashed out bonneville (not snowflakes, five spokes), and while they wouldn't look the greatest they would look a damn sight better than hub caps.
So what other cars can rims be swapped from if any?
Thanks
#2
I believe I found an answer to my question. If anyone else needs a rim question here is a link.
Chevrolet/GMC wheel bolt patterns - Mechanical Database
Chevrolet/GMC wheel bolt patterns - Mechanical Database
#5
The only ones I know of that are a direct bolt on with no mods are the Firebird and FB variants, and the Corvette. Just remember some Corvette wheels are so wide that you need to use spacers.
Massey
Massey
#7
you could also try this www.oewheelsllc.com and get a tire and wheel package for good prices. These guys supply GM with wheels for corvettes after GM stops producing the wheels. I have a set and so does buffalo and both are great quality good looking rims.
Massey
Massey
#8
Wow thanks Massey, I was looking at places like WheelFire and the prices were kinda out there for me, but OEMWheelistic actually looks pretty reasonable, maybe I will go that direction instead, Im thinking Black rims since the car is white (unfortunate) thoughts?
#10
I have had these rims and tires now for about a month and a half and so far they have been great. My car handles good with them and the wet condition driving has been pretty good. Alot better than the tires I had before. How long will they last? I am not sure yet. I dont drive my car hard so mine should last a while. These are performance tires even tho they are in the economy class so the compound will be softer than, say an all weather tire so if you drive them hard you will get less life out of them.
Massey
Massey