Wheel Bolts

[Paulypaul]

Can i ask whee did you source the wheels from & at what cost?

Karl

I bought them privately from a fella who was doing a van conversion....then changed his mind. I saved quite a bit too but I had to travel quite far to collect them.

 

[Howard B]

Just to resurrect an old thread. I am planning to swap the 15" steel wheels ( 118pcd) on my Fiat light chassis van for a set of the standard 16" Fiat alloys.
For those who have done the swap, can you confirm you used the same wheel bolts?
Thanks

 

[Paulypaul]

Yes I can confirm that and I got that information from a fiat commercial dealer. Hope that helps.

 

[Howard B]

Thanks

 

[the1andonly]

Were/ are pcd 118 16inch steel wheels fitted to Ducato s?

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[Paulypaul]

I don't know but I have the specs of the wheels and nuts that I had fitted and the spec of the wheel I wanted to fit and they came back to me stating that the wheel nuts were the same.

There are many very helpful and knowledgable people on here who may give you more detailed information.

 

[Jev88]

Don't know if it helps but my old MH had 16" Ducato wheels,definitely PCD130, not 118 as found on the 15". (1999 vehicle)

 

[Guigsy]

I doubt you can swap from 15 to 16.
Speedo will not read correct for starters.
Clearance on suspension may also be an issue.

Andy

I see this a lot and I don't think it's correct. Surely it depends on what size tyres you fit? You can get bigger rims, provided you get a tyre with a lower profile sidewall. If you end up with the same overall diameter (to within a couple of percent), it won't make a difference.

And suspension clearance is only likely to make a difference if you go wider or change the offset.

 

[Howard B]

I had it confirmed that the 16" Fiat Alloys, I will be fitting are a 118PCD.
If not watch the classifieds next week.

 

[Paulypaul]

These are the 16" alloys I put on with 118pcd and used the same wheel bolts.

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[Grummyb]

Some alloys use same nuts or bolts as steel , and not all alloys use same nuts or bolts as other alloys
safest answer is to visit dealer and look in parts book to see part numbers for the different options .

I don't think fealets have parts books anymore and if you can't give the number on the parts counter the reg no he won't know what your talking about