will any car fit any rim?

Vincent134

i own a 2003 toyota sequoia limited 4x4, and i was thinking about aftermarket rims. I really love BBS RK rims, but i dont know if they will fit my car. where do i go to find out, or can u just tell me if they fit or not

Master Chief

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Whiskey

Find out the lug pattern on your vehicle and see if it matches the rim pattern, most rims have options for different patterns availiable.

Petie

If you really want a certain type of wheel and its not available for your vehicle. Look for a hub adapter kit. This will at least give you more options that you may like.

John

I think if Joe Sigal shitwacked your rims, they would fit like a shit tities asshole anus. Maybe if Moesephine made rims the size of a shitwack life would be a better shit, tit.

gokul nair

better visit a retailer who deals with tyres and rims. take his advice

HOLEY MUFFLERS

"will any car fit any rim?"































no.















concerns are center hub bore, lug pattern, back spacing, offset, and fender/brake (vehicle equipment) clearance.















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DIY, (generic)















you gotta think ahead. whats your goal-look/profile, and on a truck, purpose. because different tires on a given wheel will also influence vehicle equipment clearance.















some solutions for body/equip clearances, other than oem configs are, spacers, lifts, cutting, or rolling fenders. you have a truck, so your options are plentiful. more so than a car. hub spacers are not advisable on utility vehicles.































so if you buy from the masses, you need to know your oem wheel aspects and compare them to the aspects of the would be wheel.















do not rely on a private party when they tell you a given wheel will fit. you will have no recourse if it doesn't.















so it's not always simple.































for a calculator and an explanation/understanding of what those terms mean, here are a few tools,















http://www.gtsparkplugs.com/WheelOffsetCalc.html















http://www.1010tires.com/wheeloffsetcalculator.asp















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best to go to a retail store if your not sure. they can give you options that apply to your specific vehicle. w/or w/o mods should you choose.































good luck!