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If you bought a set of wheels from a classic, no they won't fit either a D2 or D3.
Why are you wanting to put a set of 18's on your D2, most people want to get rid of them cause 18" tires cost more, wear out faster and aren't any good off the road because of the side walls.
Mike
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Retired service manager. Member of the Solihull Society, NCLR club, SCLR and Santa Barbara 4 Wheelers.
99 D2, 3" lift, CDL with a Detroit and T.T. lockers, H.D. axles, 4:11 gears, Custom front and rear bumpers, sliders, Warn winch, and 5 HID's.
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I was told by my local Land Rover enthusiast's shopwho does all the work on my '03 Discovery se7 that I should ditch the stock 18" hurricane wheelsfor winter/offroad usageand go with 16"from a '96or newerRange Rover or a '99 Disco on. SoI got a great deal on ebay for4 wheelsoff of a '98 Range Rover. Just got back from my local tire company where they weren'tso sure that these 16" wheels would clear the brake, rotor, etc. Any guidance or infoon thiswould be greatly appreciated. Also, they said they will try and put the wheel on just to check for clearance, but couldn't today.
wheels from a p38 will work on a d2 and vice versa. wheels from newer rovers work with p38/d2 with new lugs and hubcentric rings. p38/d2 rims on newer rovers work after you bore out the hub on the wheel and get new lugs.
18" Alloys
