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Wheels honda/ toyota

  • 30-09-2015 1:19pm
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    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,330 ✭✭✭


    would i be able to replace poor alloys on a 2002 civic with the factory steelies from a 2015 yaris


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,917 ✭✭✭✭Toyotafanboi


    i don't think so. although they are both 4x100 PCD, iirc the Honda has a 56.1mm spigot and the Yaris has a 54.1mm.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,330 ✭✭✭readytosnap


    i don't think so. although they are both 4x100 PCD, iirc the Honda has a 56.1mm spigot and the Yaris has a 54.1mm.

    Thank you for the reply, young one has alloys from a peugout on the civic since she got it but the guy who recently changed a tyre said the bolt only screws in a small amount and definitely not enough to be safe I told her to just get a set of standard steelies from a breakers even, but she don't listen. Anything has to be safer imo


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,917 ✭✭✭✭Toyotafanboi


    be a similar problem with the Yaris wheels then as the spigot wont allow the wheel to get right up on the hub.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 73,545 ✭✭✭✭colm_mcm


    Source: Wheelfitment.eu
    Car Offset Center Bore Year
    Citroen C-Zero 35 56.1 2010-
    Daihatsu Applause 45 56.1 1989-2001
    Daihatsu Charade 45 56.1 1990-1999
    Daihatsu Gran Move 45 56.1 1997-2002
    Daihatsu Move L901 45 56.1 1999-2003
    Honda Accord 45 56.1 1982-1990
    Honda Civic 45 56.1 1983-1987
    Honda Civic 45 56.1 1987-1991
    Honda Civic 45 56.1 1991-1995
    Honda Civic 45 56.1 1995-2001
    Honda Concerto 45 56.1 1991-1994
    Honda CRX 45 56.1 1992-1999
    Honda Insight 45 56.1 2009-
    Honda Jazz 45 56.1 2002-2008
    Honda Jazz 45 56.1 2008-
    Honda Logo 35 56.1 1999-2002
    Kia Sephia 45 56.1 1995-1998
    Kia Shuma 45 56.1 1998-2004
    MG ZR 45 56.1 2001-2005
    MG ZS 45 56.1 2001-2005
    Mini Cooper 45 56.1 2001-2006
    Mini Cooper Clubman 50 56.1 2007-
    Mini Cooper Clubman S 50 56.1 2007-
    Mini Cooper II 50 56.1 2006-2014
    Mini Cooper S 45 56.1 2001-2006
    Mini Cooper S II 50 56.1 2006-2014
    Mini Coupe 48 56.1 2011-
    Mini One 45 56.1 2001-2006
    Mini One 50 56.1 2006-2014
    Mitsubishi Carisma 1.6 45 56.1 1995-1999
    Mitsubishi Colt 46 56.1 1992-2004
    Mitsubishi i-MiEV 35 56.1 2010-
    Mitsubishi Space Star 46 56.1 2013-
    Peugeot iON 35 56.1 2009-
    Proton Compact 40 56.1 1995-2005
    Proton Impian 40 56.1 2000-2011
    Proton Persona 40 56.1 2007-2010
    Proton Putra / Coupe 40 56.1 1995-2000
    Proton Satria 40 56.1 1995-2005
    Proton Waja 40 56.1 2000-2011
    Proton Wira 40 56.1 1993-2007
    Rover 200-Serie 45 56.1 1996-2000
    Rover 25 45 56.1 2000-2006
    Rover 400-Serie 45 56.1 1989-2000
    Rover 45 45 56.1 2000-2006
    Rover CityRover 45 56.1 2004-2006
    Rover Streetwise 45 56.1 2004-2006
    Source: Wheelfitment.eu


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,917 ✭✭✭✭Toyotafanboi


    i guess in theory you could use any 4x100 with a center bore 56.1 or larger and use spigot rings to adapt the wheel to fit.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 73,545 ✭✭✭✭colm_mcm


    Why bother though. Easier to just get wheels that fit.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,917 ✭✭✭✭Toyotafanboi


    if he's looking to pick up second hand rims, looking at your list all he's going to find in an Irish scrap yard is another Civic/ Jazz (which he's already finding difficult or maybe a Colt... the Carisma is 5 stud iirc and the chances of finding a 2/400 series Rover that's not already been harvested is slim imo.

    looking at all 4x100 cars 56.1 and larger would broaden his spectrum.

    for example 57.1 4x100 would be most late 90's to mid 00 VAG's, Ibiza, Lupo, 6n Polo etc
    59.1 would be n15 Almeras and k11 Micras
    60.1 would be k12 Micras, Notes, lots of Renaults, Dacias etc.

    just makes searching easier, imo.

    get 4 spigot rings for less than a tenner.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 73,545 ✭✭✭✭colm_mcm


    Carisma is 4 stud, same as a space star. And older ones will fit. But the later ones are 4*114.3 pattern.

    Would have thought there'd be a good few mg zr and zs for breaking?

    I didn't realise spigot rings were that cheap tbh.

    If it were my car I would rather proper Honda wheels though.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 73,545 ✭✭✭✭colm_mcm




  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,917 ✭✭✭✭Toyotafanboi


    Generally, personally i've just found getting good tyres from a scrap yard hard to get. They are usually snapped up.

    Yeah, they would fit, nice wheel too.


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