Wheels again - 14 inch Wheels

Wheels - yet again!

I have just noticed that the Toyota Aygo has 4 x 110 PCD wheels However they are 14 inch rims. Before I make a trip to my localfriendly scrappies and part with money has anyone else on this forum tried to fit these wheels? And if so is it doable or not?

Jon

14" may bind on the door on turning, you may get away with lower profile tyres to compensate but they good enogh when you fully loaded? Also think about the wheel offset and middle bore size...its not all about the PCD.

Thanks Raggy - good points because my custom front end has extended doors - so I guess it is a none starter.
Jon

kernowjon01 wrote:Wheels - yet again!

I have just noticed that the Toyota Aygo has 4 x 110 PCD wheels

Jon

Think Aygo wheels are 4 x 100 PCD.

http://www.wheelfitment.eu/car/Toyota/Aygo%20(2005%20-%20).html

Hi, Since my love of micro vans, I have now
moved onto the Extol. It’s fitted with 14inch alloys, however the locking wheel nuts need replacing. The heads are slightly worn and wouldn’t want to be stuck at the roadside and not be able to take the locknut off.

I have recently purchased M12 x 1.25
(Seat: 60a/Hex Size: 21mm)

However the nut just won’t thread onto the hub, it doesn’t even go half way.

Any suggestions?

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rajrakhiria wrote:Hi, Since my love of micro vans, I have now
moved onto the Extol. It’s fitted with 14inch alloys, however the locking wheel nuts need replacing. The heads are slightly worn and wouldn’t want to be stuck at the roadside and not be able to take the locknut off.

I have recently purchased M12 x 1.25
(Seat: 60a/Hex Size: 21mm)

However the nut just won’t thread onto the hub, it doesn’t even go half way.

Any suggestions?

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I would go to a scrapyard or a tyre place and get the wheel nuts off an Extol sounds like it is a different pitch to the ones you have bought.
Jon

It helps if you buy the correct wheel nuts to fit your Extol 12x1.5 mm Studs ole chap.