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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / January 2007

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Part number for 2003 Accent steel wheels

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B&A - 12 Jan 2007 21:04 GMT
Can anyone give me the part number for the wheels on this car?   I have
one wheel on my car that doesn't match the other three, and I am
wondering if this is not correct.   I bought the car used.

What I have is something like this:  HM310025JX13CH46 52910 25550 and
HM2210035JX13CH46 52910 25200
B&A - 12 Jan 2007 21:38 GMT
I found out what PN it is suppose to be (5291025550), but the fella (at
local Hyundai dealership) wasn't able to tell me the difference between
the two wheels.   Would anyone know where to get this information?   Do
you think this might cause a slight "shimmy" in the steering wheel?
The odd wheel is on the rear.

Bruce

> Can anyone give me the part number for the wheels on this car?   I have
> one wheel on my car that doesn't match the other three, and I am
> wondering if this is not correct.   I bought the car used.
>
> What I have is something like this:  HM310025JX13CH46 52910 25550 and
> HM2210035JX13CH46 52910 25200
hyundaitech - 12 Jan 2007 22:47 GMT
No.  It won't cause a shimmy.  It's possible that one number is a
supersession of the other, or it's possible it's a difference in
appearance, or it's possible it's a difference in width.  

If you've got a shimmy issue, you should start with checking the wheel
balance.  Notify the shop checking the balance that one of the wheels is
different and ask them to report back to you whether they're all the same
width (width measurement is necessary to balance wheels).  If so, don't
sweat the different number.
sqdancerLynn - 17 Jan 2007 04:10 GMT
Have it checked at a alignment shop. If the wheel was replaced due to
accident ?  could have something bent
 
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