13" steel wheel that fits a hijet stud pattern

As the title says, looking for that object made out of unobtanium! I'm after a 13" steel wheel to use as a spare as my wheels are 13" and I just happen to have a brand new 13" tyre. Currently have one of my original wheels as a spare but want to put that back with my other three so I can sell them as a set of 4. Think a Curore may fit but not sure if they did 13" steel wheels, maybe they had a steel spare 13"

Not sure on size, but a Perodua Nippa has the right stud pattern on steelies?

Thanks Logi, Never heard of that, had to Google it! After a lot of searching closest I could find were Peugeot 106 that are 4x110 5J but and there had to be one..centre bore is too small only 65 where it needs to be 67.1

daihatsu move l601 may have 13 inch steelies
a perodua is just a asian rebadged cuore

Peugeot's are 4x108?

Ebay Link This is where I got the 106 details from but yes one sites do say 108.
Wooden will probably be best to advise what Grand Move wheels are as he has had a few (Grand Moves that is).

Wooden? Is he in a box now????

Pretty sure Grand Move( I had a grand move this morning, amazing what a good curry the night before will do....... ) is 4x100

Says PCD is 100 though and don't know where my last post went about autocorrect messing with my previous post!

My mis steak It's a right royal pain in the hole with 110 pcd

Scotia wasn't talking about the Grand Move - it was the 850 or 993cc Move he was talking about. The Grand Move is 14" anyway and is 100pcd.

If I have a move, it's bloody grand

Trust you!!

Forgot to add, the earlier Move is 110 PCD BUT the centre location hole is only 56mm. The post 1999 models are 100 PCD anyway.

See I said it was unobtanium! How about a single alloy

See "Wooden" he should have one .............

thats why i said l601... as in type l601 1997-1999
no gran move ( its called a gran move.. not grand move  ) , no after 99 type.. thats not what i said


they are cheap and easy to come by.
maybe you could get the centrehole widened or bored out.

but you dont have to..
you only have a centreflange on your frontside
so in the case of a flat on the rear you could use it.

and couldnt you if you have a flat on your front: switch your current backwheel that has the correct flangesize to the front.
and put the emergencyspare on the rear..

its just one more wheel you have to switch, and then you dont even have to let the centre be bored out.

It is not a Gran Move - it is a Grand Move. I have got 5 of them and it strangely enough says Grand Move on the back of each of them.
And that is a clever way round the problem Scotia. Lateral thinking. But Moves are very hard to to find on the Island and I would imagine even harder to find on the Mainland.

Proof enough??

Only other explanation is, typical Daihatsu, they give them different assignations in other countries, but Gran is slang really or just lazy speech in English. I know that I to have seen them in spares reference books as Gran. But both of my Grans are dead. Thought I would put something like that before Logi gets involved.

moves are realy common here woodie
they are everywhere over here, i checked and the first carsite i looked had 12 moves l601 for sale

and yes it looks like daihatsu named them different over there in the uk.
they are called gran (as in french) move over here

copied from wikipedia: The Daihatsu Pyzar, sold in some export markets as the Daihatsu Gran Move or Daihatsu Grand Move, is a mini MPV which was manufactured by the Japanese automaker Daihatsu

Had to be something like that. Like the Extol Van over here is also the Toyota Sparky and other derivatives elsewhere . A couple of years ago I had to send a 1300 Hi-Jet Clutch kit out to the States
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The chap had a Transport Business in North Devon but spent most of his time in the States. He had a Hi-Jet and wanted a used clutch assembly because a new one out there was silly money. Thinking about it now with the amount imports they must have I would have thought that there would be loads available cheaply.

I sent it and weeks later I get a call saying it is the wrong clutch. Turns out that it is an Extol or Sparky but called a Hi-Jet according to him. Wanted a refund too. Never got one. Not my fault.

Logi wrote:Wooden? Is he in a box now????

made chuckle did that .

Get back in YOUR box you Welsh twit. It's nearly sunrise. You haven't been allowed out for ages. Where have you been?