Quick tyre question

[Cuppa]

Would a 2004 3.0 litre Patrol have the same offset rims as my 2006 ute?

[threedogs]

what size is std for your ute have the spec sheet in front of me
if it was 6jj x 16 then 10mm is the answer same as my OE 8jj x 16

[Cuppa]

Can’t answer that TD. If both 2004 & 2006 have a standard 10mm offset though then I should be right. I have roh 16 x 8 steels with a 13mm neg offset. I have just been offered another wheel the same size (but fitted with a 285/75).Mine have 265/75’s fitted. He doesn’t know the offset. Trying to work out if the rim in question is the same as mine. I can’t see any rim size marked on them, but think it is pretty likely the one on offer would be the same as my ones.

Rather than remove a wheel, I’ve measured the depth from the outer rim (using a straight edge) in to the ‘inner flat’ (where the wheel nuts sit) & assume that if his rim measures the same there it will be the same as mine. I know that’s not measuring the offset, but I think it should suffice between two wheels same brand, model & size. I have made the assumption that he will have 16 x 8’s if he has a 285 75 16 fitted.

Any flaws in my assumptions?

[threedogs]

It would be easy enough to measure if you have both there now.
I take it ,its for a spare for the trailer so all match , good idea

[Cuppa]

Yep for the Tvan.
He’s in Albury, not here. Shame it’s only one (almost new) rim. I want 2 + a spare.

[threedogs]

go down and buy 2 rims at the local tyre centre lot of stuffing around getting a wheel tyre combo
from Albury, especially when it already has the wrong tyre on it, buy matching
King rims or what ever you have on the Patrol

[Cuppa]

Yeah, I was hoping he might get over this way sometime, but that’s a negative. He has a few Patrol bits & pieces for sale, I’ll post them up in another thread.

[the evil twin]

Would a 2004 3.0 litre Patrol have the same offset rims as my 2006 ute?

Quick tyre answer... maybe, maybe not, depends.

(I do what TD suggested and just buy newbies)

[raider_td5]

Ets are generally stamped in the back of the wheels