Machining isn’t for offset, it’s for CB as you mentioned. But it’s not required when running spacers- as the spacers push the wheel away from the hub. Just can’t run hubcentric spacers or you’re left with the same 70.1mm dilemma.

I’m not sure if the wheel I have is for an odyssey, I found it at the junk yard -but the CB fits without machining. I found the same wheel on eBay. If anyone is interested LMK and I can probably find it again for you.

 

If you could find out what that wheel is, I'd love to know. I'm still planning on going with steel wheels but I'd rather not have to machine them.

 

This isn’t it but similar. Offset looks good. And no machining on the CB. $360 bucks for a set of 5 ain’t bad. If you try them let us know how they are. Remember you’ll need new lugs too. But those are cheap.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/16-Inch-5-o...-127632-2357-0

 

Okay, yeah. I did look at the BMW wheels. The only concern I had, they're for a very light car, not a 6000 pound truck. @dswilly also looked into these, I believe. Have you have any issues with them? I'd love to use these but I'd hate to find out the hard way that they're not able to handle the weight of a D2.

 

I think that would be the case with most of Honda/VW/BMW alternatives. From my adventures at the junk yard, They all were thinner gauge than the dedicated LR wheels.

 

See, that's the thing about the Odyssey wheels, the GVWR of that mini van is almost identical to the D2. That's what makes them seem adequate. But, who knows, maybe the BMW wheels are up to the task as well.

 

FYI the center bore of the TF wheels measured at 75.35mm and rover hubs are 70.1mm. I found 75 and 76mm OD hub centering rings on ebay. Trying to figure if I want to go oversized or undersized right now, ordering, and will report back with results. Rings are typically meant for alloy wheels, but it’s worth a shot.

 

That should help with the vibration if you can get the rings to fit. Be interesting to see how it works out.

 

I forgot to ask you @Dsport where you running those BMW wheels on all 4 or were you just using the one as a spare?

 

I’m not sure what the wheel was actually for. It was a random find at a junk yard which I was able to trace back to an aftermarket wheel which could’ve been made to fit either the odyssey/bimmer or something else entirely. However, I only used it as a spare. As mentioned above the rim had some strange distortion when I torqued it down. Almost like the area around each lug was sitting off the face of the hub maybe 1/8”.

Some food for thought is you’ll probably want to source a wheel made for an m14 lug stud, I’m guessing the hole and seat are smaller on the wheels made for m12 studs.