67.1mm
Lesson learned...all 5x114.3 bolt pattern wheels are not the same!
I thought I found a heack of a deal on a set of snow tires mounted on steel wheels. Luckily before handing over the cash, the seller allowed me to test fit one of them onto my Mazda3. Long story short...they didn't fit. The center bore was too small, so the wheel would not seat against the hub. Silly me, I thought if the bolt pattern (5 x 114.3mm, also know as 5 x 4.5"), and back spacing were correct, that they would fit just fine. In short, I learned something today....that I also need to pay attention to the wheel's center bore size. So, does anybody know what our center bore size is?...for a 2008 Mazda3 GT?
Thanks in advance,
TJ
Thanks in advance,
TJ
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Honda wheels I guess? I know they're 64.1mm...
Definitely aren't aftermarket unless they are Rotas for Subaru. I know a lot of stock wheels are hubcentric so Honda sounds right.
Aren't Suby's 5x100 tho?
only certain year model of STi's are 5x114.3..and they have smaller bore size too for there stock wheels...
offset is very important too..fyi
offset is very important too..fyi
Nope....they were originally purchased to fit a Camry...which has a center bore of 60.1.
I was pretty frustrated to say the least...considering it was almost 100 miles one way to go get them.
I've already made a suggestion to the Wheel FAQ thread owner to put this in the FAQ's. At this time, there's no mention of the size of center bore we need for our M3's...which as was already pointed out, is 67.1mm
Cheers,
TJ
I was pretty frustrated to say the least...considering it was almost 100 miles one way to go get them.
I've already made a suggestion to the Wheel FAQ thread owner to put this in the FAQ's. At this time, there's no mention of the size of center bore we need for our M3's...which as was already pointed out, is 67.1mm
Cheers,
TJ
[quote author=Toolman_Johnny link=topic=134101.msg2885101#msg2885101 date=1232721803]
Nope....they were originally purchased to fit a Camry...which has a center bore of 60.1.
I was pretty frustrated to say the least...considering it was almost 100 miles one way to go get them.
I've already made a suggestion to the Wheel FAQ thread owner to put this in the FAQ's. At this time, there's no mention of the size of center bore we need for our M3's...which as was already pointed out, is 67.1mm
Cheers,
TJ
[/quote]
FAQ Stock wheel-tire info & Aftermarket wheel essentials (04-09-07 with pics!):
http://www.mazda3forums.com/index.php?topic=25387.0
The 2nd item listed is the bore size at 67 mm.
Nope....they were originally purchased to fit a Camry...which has a center bore of 60.1.
I was pretty frustrated to say the least...considering it was almost 100 miles one way to go get them.
I've already made a suggestion to the Wheel FAQ thread owner to put this in the FAQ's. At this time, there's no mention of the size of center bore we need for our M3's...which as was already pointed out, is 67.1mm
Cheers,
TJ
[/quote]
FAQ Stock wheel-tire info & Aftermarket wheel essentials (04-09-07 with pics!):
http://www.mazda3forums.com/index.php?topic=25387.0
The 2nd item listed is the bore size at 67 mm.
Gee thanks. Silly me....I looked at the other FAQ thread titled "FAQ (offset, size etc...) READ BEFORE POSTING"
http://www.mazda3forums.com/index.php?topic=9014.0
Would be nice to combine those...or eliminate the incomplete one.
http://www.mazda3forums.com/index.php?topic=9014.0
Would be nice to combine those...or eliminate the incomplete one.
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