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I’m searching the web and can’t find stock size wheels I like. Anyone else looking?
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This is what I found so far.It would be nice to know the bolt pattern, offset, hub bore size, etc. for the wheels for both the 18" and 20" versions.
If someone on the forum could take a flashlight (or their phone's flashlight feature) and crawl under a bZ4X at a dealership and copy down the exact wheel specs, stamped into the wheel, it would be helpful for people who might want to start planning for winter tires/wheels.
I bought the Limited edition and the plastic pieces on the rim sucks. It is also a pain to clean!I had been looking for a month. The problem is we need to find a aftermarket wheel which can fit the original lug bolt (So the wheel will not come off). I checked lots of web site. None of the wheel will fit a round type lug bolt. And all of them have to use the radial lug bolt. So even the size, bolt pattern, off set and hub bore match our original wheel, they cannot able to use original lug bolt back.
I got those: Alloy Wheels for TOYOTA - LX330 | RWC WheelsI had been looking for a month. The problem is we need to find a aftermarket wheel which can fit the original lug bolt (So the wheel will not come off). I checked lots of web site. None of the wheel will fit a round type lug bolt. And all of them have to use the radial lug bolt. So even the size, bolt pattern, off set and hub bore match our original wheel, they cannot able to use original lug bolt back.
Ta-Da - here's one that even the supplier says fits: View attachment 1247
And these seem like common enough specs that there are many options out there. Might even be able to get lighter, better performing rims than factory.
I'm not ready yet, so I look forward to any reports of someone taking this plunge, as well as thoughts re pros and cons of 18" v 20" for winter tires.
I found aftermarket lug bolts and hub centric rings here.Anyone have a recommendation on Chrome or other wheel lugs ? Would the Bz lugs be considered "floating seat" and its a Ball seat and not the Conical
something similar to this ? Need to confirm correct pitch and length
Oops. In the US, per some reports, the "floating seat" is Conical.
Just confirmed it IS a Ball seat. 28mm shaft m14 x unknown pitch
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