hoping i can get some ideas from the ever expanding knowledge of fellow datto lovers .....

question - anyone know of a late'ish model car that runs 13x5.5" rims with a 114pcd ??
offsets no issue here ..... just trying to find one is hard enough

thanks in advance guys

Hyundai are the only company I can think of off the top of my head. Type PCD into Google and do some research.

call me retarded if you will, but typing pcd, 114, 114.3, steel or any of the likes really only comes up with aftermarket alloys ??

i know hyundai have the right pcd but i'm after what car may have had a 13x5.5" rim ??

im guessing the early exa's maybe maybe... but they probably dont fit into "late'ish" category

they were 4x114.3 and offset is not too bad for a 1200 either, i got some 13" mags off one once andd used them on my green coupe for a while (stanza struts)

i think hes after just steel rims witheither 13 x 5 or preferably 13 x 5.5. ive been searching through data all day and cant find 13 x 5.5 only 13 x 5 or 14 x 5 or 5.5...

its cause wheels are identical and one with a different offset lookning for a newer set for boof now

Did you check out any nissan vans?

The first series of the rounder Hyundai Excels had 13" steelies didn't they?

Boofhead - do a search to see what makes use the same pcd and then search the manufacturer's spec sheets.

this is what ive been doing for boof as i have some resources available at the place you go when you are not at home.

180b or similar would be perfect but theres a style hes after....

I'm not aware of *any* front-wheel drive cars with this wheel bolt pattern. Many rear-wheel drive cars had 4 x 114pcd

This means 4 bolts on 4-1/2 inch circle -- the metric equivalent to 4.5 inches is 114.3 mm.

For a list of many vehicles that use this bolt pattern, see our Tech Section article Suspension & Brakes Overview.

apparently preae92 toyota corolas here had the 114.3 stud pattern as did the cc lancer gsr (it uses 14inch tyres though) and some huyundai excells and lantras....