Winter Wheel

[og-soulja]

Hello,
Winter is coming and i want to buy second hand black wheels for my 75.
VW Jetta 2006 - 2010 5x100 16'' wheels. Can i use these wheels on 75?




http://image5.sahibinden.com/photos/02/77/98/big_189027798p0i.jpg

[chipsceola]

see this link (http://www.alloyguide.com/Rover.php) for alloy wheel PCD etc. Rover 75

and this link (http://www.alloyguide.com/Volkswagen.php) for VW Jetta

[og-soulja]

Thank you.

Now i can buy it :}

see this link (http://www.alloyguide.com/Rover.php) for alloy wheel PCD etc. Rover 75

and this link (http://www.alloyguide.com/Volkswagen.php) for VW Jetta

[versus]

Yes you can use these wheels. They look strong alloy wheels. Hope you can change the centre cap, because will not look nice a VW badge on our cars, especially now with the Volkswagen emissions scandal:D

[og-soulja]

:D:D:D
Yes if i use wheel covers i will change VW logo to Rover logo but i don't know do I use it without wheel covers?

How does it look with black wheels? Have you got any picture? :D


Yes you can use these wheels. They look strong alloy wheels. Hope you can change the centre cap, because will not look nice a VW badge on our cars, especially now with the Volkswagen emissions scandal:D

[og-soulja]

OMG :duh:

It's wrong. VW Jetta PCD is 5x112 not 5x100

http://www.wheel-size.com/size/volkswagen/jetta/2011/


see this link (http://www.alloyguide.com/Rover.php) for alloy wheel PCD etc. Rover 75

and this link (http://www.alloyguide.com/Volkswagen.php) for VW Jetta

[versus]

:D:D:D

How does it look with black wheels? Have you got any picture? :D

look this one....:D

OMG :duh:

It's wrong. VW Jetta PCD is 5x112 not 5x100

http://www.wheel-size.com/size/volkswagen/jetta/2011/

If they are 5x112 they will not fit. You need 5x100 from vw golf mk, toyota, chevrolet, audi a3, chrysler, alfa romeo, subaru.

[COLVERT]

The depth from the edge of the tyre down to the inside of the wheel needs to be the same as well as the PCD and number of holes.

[og-soulja]

5x112.
it was very cheap and good wheels but I'll have to look at a new one.

[Avulon]

The depth from the edge of the tyre down to the inside of the wheel needs to be the same as well as the PCD and number of holes.

The offset which if too much can be adjusted with the use of wheel spacers. Another measurement is the wheel bolt diameter. The bolt head type can sometimes be different as well (the chamfer that centers the bolt in the hole in the wheel).


In fact there are so many variables that unless you want a particular different style just pick up any old wheels for a 75 or ZT in the diameter you want. Both 15" and 16" wheels are everywhere for a 75. There's a thread somewhere on here specifically for aftermarket and alternative alloys from other makes that fit and what they look like, it may be worth the OP finding that and reading through to see what would fit.