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Subject Topic: Alloy wheels for 1994 fiat 16"???????
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08/11/2005 at 8:00pm
 Location: rural wiltshire
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anyone know if there are any alloy wheels from some commercial vehicle that would fit the 1995 - and before Fiat/Talbot/Citreon?  Think they were all the same base vehicle in basis.  Are 16" wheel size.......could they be bigger?

Am fed up with wheel trims - just wondered if there was any point in trying to locate at scrapyard - just one problem, need to know what donor vehicle one is looking for



08/11/2005 at 11:58pm
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careful of the scrappy for wheels - you need to know how they got to the scrappy first. It would be a rare 'accident' that wouldn't cause some sort of wheel trauma. (The unrealistic alternative is to buy a set from the dealer for about 2k )

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09/11/2005 at 2:40pm
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exactly - unrealistic......so are even decent wheel trims as an alternative.....guess as a minority demand, they can charge what they like.

thanks for reply



10/11/2005 at 6:36pm
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i can only advice .... buy new

its for your own save , can you imagine that on the motorway by high speed something go wrong on the wheels ???

and you can not put bigger on .. your speed  and distance meter wil not be correct any more ..;

and sorry for saying this but if the price is to much for new tires .; pls sell the camper

regards carole n louis



10/11/2005 at 6:37pm
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whoeps sorry .. i didn mean tires .. it must be wheels :)


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20/11/2005 at 4:46pm
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there are 2 different PCD's for the Fiat/Talbot/Citreon, not sure what they are but i do have it written down somewhere!

and im 90% sure they dont share them with anything else!!

 



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22/11/2005 at 5:55am
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It would not be viable to buy alloy wheels from a scrap yard as they would probably be from a car. If you could find some with the correct wheel stud pattern the chances are that the offset would be wrong thus compromising the handling and stability of the van, your insurance may also be void in the case of an accident.You may not be able to get commercial tyres ( they have strengthened side walls to cope with the weight) to fit the alloys too.  

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22/11/2005 at 8:45am
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thanks guys.

also read article in this months MMM on this very subject - vehicles are being sold with the right alloy wheels, that are not up to the job.




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