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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / November 2004

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Rim informations

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Tavish Muldoon - 15 Nov 2004 15:01 GMT
I have 2 sets of tires on rims: P18570R14

The rims fit a Volvo 740 GLE 1986.  They have 5 spokes.  I want to
sell them - but need to know the spoke size and main hole size.

How would I find this out.  All I know is the tire into (above) but
know nothing about the rims.

Help?

Thanks,

Tmuld.
Pete - 15 Nov 2004 15:25 GMT
>I have 2 sets of tires on rims: P18570R14
>
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> How would I find this out.  All I know is the tire into (above) but
> know nothing about the rims.

The fact that they fit your Volvo means their bolt pattern is 5x108.

Now, your Volvo's centerbore is 65mm I believe; however, if the rims aren't
OEM, then their centerbore could be 65 or more if they're using centering
rings.

And of course they're 14" in diameter, but you already knew that. :-)
If you look in the back, you may be able to find out how wide they are and
what offset they have.

Cheers,

Pete
Peter K L Milnes - 15 Nov 2004 23:18 GMT
>" And of course they're 14" in diameter, but you already knew that. :-)
> If you look in the back, you may be able to find out how wide they are and
> what offset they have."

The information is usually in the form "6J x 14 x 25". The 6J refers to to
rim width and profile; 14 is rim diameter and 25 refers to the offset of the
wheel when mounted on it's hub. This information is usually to be found on
the front face of the bolt/stud hole area, hidden when hubcaps are in place.

Cheers, Peter.
 
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