I am looking for a set of 16" wheels for the future. Maybe for the winter season. I came across this site for the steel rims that are pretty affordable. What is the correct 16" rims to get? They have so many dimension to select from.

http://www.jegs.com/p/Cragar/Cragar-...54162/10002/-1

And do you think there is a Land Rover center cap for those. I don't dig the Cragar hub caps.

 

They look like pretty nice wheels. I've never used them but I would consider them if they had the bolt pattern for my D1.

 

Bolt pattern is 5x120mm ... which is about 5 x 4.72, but you'll find a close match at 5 x 4.75. Lug nut thread size is 14 x 1.5mm.

check these out. http://www.roverparts.com/Parts/3030A.cfm

 

Pretty cheap and that worries me if they will be strong enough, if of course, the have the correct bolt pattern.

 

To recap, I need to find the rims with the correct bolt pattern. As hilltoppersx stated, it would be 5x120mm or 5 x 4.72 and Lug nut thread size is 14 x 1.5mm? Does these measurements pertain to a 2004 DII? And how about the rear spacing measurement?

Disco Mike, the prices are very cheap but should not be a concern if I am not going off roading?

 

not going off roading??? gasp.

 

Unfortunately theres no trails here in Chicago. The nearest ones are 1.5 to 2 hours away.

The least I could find is abandon lots that has some unleveling terrain and some mud after big rain storms.

 

Those wheels are solid, i had them on my wrangler with 33" Super Swampers and held up great with all the abuse they took, even with leaf springs all around. I'd buy them.

5 x 4.75 is a GM lug pattern it's close enough, if you have time you can always get a steelie from an older GM truck or an f-car at a junk yard which share the same lug pattern if it's rwd then buy the rims if they fit. I'd buy 15" simply because tires are much cheaper.

 

I wanted a set of hiway tires and rims for several long road trips I was taking and off roading was not planned. I found a set of 5 '02 LR rims with Michelin LTX tires with decent tread for $250 on Ebay. They were close enough to drive to and pick up so no shipping or sales tax. I now just use my floor jack and in 30 minutes I can swap tires depending on what my driving plans are. You might try Ebay or Craig's list.

 

Yeah, Chrisinhouston, thats my plan too, to have two sets of wheels. I don't do any off roading because there's none here in Chicago but the winter season can be a bi*ch. But I just need to search for the correct bolt pattern.