[Vikram Arya]

Originally Posted by Sajimu

I need the pcd and cb for Toyota corolla 2005 9th gen

For 9th gen Toyota Corolla marketed in A-PAC markets, PCD was 4X100, and the center bore was 54.1mm. Additionally, the thread size was M12X1.5 and the tightening torque for lug nuts was 110Nm.

Hope this helps.

[Surprise]

Originally Posted by zacs

Though the offset (35 - 42 ), Bore (57.1) and number of holes (5) are the same for octavia and superb, the respective PCD is 100 and 112. Experts please throw some light on the same.

Octavia PCD 100 or 112?? Can someone clarify what is the PCD for generation 3 Octavia

[ashutoshb]

After fitting 16x7J wheels on my Kushaq Ambition, the ride quality went for a toss. So, I switched back to the stock 16x6J wheels.

But, I don't like their look at all and still want to change them.

16x6J 100 pcd 5 holes is a size, which is pretty rare. Ride quality is very important to me, so I am looking at stock wheels of other cars as an option.

Till now I have only found the Rapid Monte Carlo, which has the wheels of my liking.

Fellow BHPians, are there any other cars which have wheels of the pattern?

[dr_TJ]

What is the PCD of the new Mahindra Thar?
I own a Mahindra Thar LX Diesel HT AT with 18 inch Alloy wheels.
I plan to install R16 zero offset steel rims.

[viky_s]

Originally Posted by Surprise

Octavia PCD 100 or 112?? Can someone clarify what is the PCD for generation 3 Octavia

Gen 3 Octavia PCD is 112 5 bolt

[Revention]

Anybody knows PCD for XUV700 and Scorpio N ?

[BANDHAV]

Originally Posted by Revention

Anybody knows PCD for XUV700 and Scorpio N ?

XUV7oo is 114.3, 5 lugs and going by the Trend Scorpio N will be same too.

[ohaak]

This website has a quick look up for most of the PCDs for cars in India.

https://alloywheelskart.com/

[Kaumad]

Originally Posted by Revention

Anybody knows PCD for XUV700 and Scorpio N ?

I am not sure about the authenticity of the site though.
This site says ScorpioN and Thar are the same. XUV7OO is larger.

https://www.wheel-size.com/size/mahi...corpio-n/2022/
https://www.wheel-size.com/size/mahindra/xuv700/2022/
https://www.wheel-size.com/size/mahindra/thar/2022/

[VGDelhi]

Originally Posted by rks

The figures you see in that website are for the range of Aura alloys available -- they do not say what exactly are the figures for the stock rims on various cars. Thus for Santro you see a number of suggested alloys-- the offset for these choices varies from 38 to 42 mm, and for each choice of alloy different PCD options are available -- I presume only one PCD will fit the car, and there is no indication as to what is the precise offset for the stock rims. I am told that that the stock rims for the old Santro and the Xing have different specifications.

I would like to suggest that the scope of this thread be expanded to include PCD, offset, wheel rim size (dia and width) and hub diameters for each car -- that would be very useful.

Hi, I am looking for a set of 15" 5Hole/114.3 wheel rims for modifying my dodge kingsway 1957 preferably wired spokes or steel dish types. All help will be deeply appreciated. Thanks

[vivekgk]

Originally Posted by Revention

Anybody knows PCD for XUV700 and Scorpio N ?

Bumping this up to update with the correct information.

XUV700 uses 5x114.3 PCD, which is very common and easy to find, as it is shared by several popular vehicles like the Seltos, Creta, Brezza, GrVitara etc. Wide range of selections avilable in aftermarket. Even the new Thar uses the same.

Scorpio-N on the other hand uses the 5x139.7 PCD, which is by the old XUV500, as well as the Mahindra Pik-ups, Thar DI, Gypsy and also the new Jimny. While you do have a good selection upto 16 inch, 17 inch and 18 inch selection is sparse. Best bet would be to upgrade to the OEM wheels. I have been looking for a set to suit my taste since I booked my Scorpio-N in July 2022. Initially I thought it too would be 114.3 pcd and had a good set of tasty Rotiform wheels booked. Then once the deliveries started, the details came out and the PCD was more or less confirmed as 5x139.7.

Is there any way of converting the PCD of the Scorpio-N from 139.7 to 114.3 by replacing the hub with that of Thar or XUV700? Using an adapter/converter would be simpler, but It would add a failure point which is something I'd like to avoid. I have seen several youtube videos of cars being converted from 4 bolt to 5 bolt by hub retrofits. Requesting the more knowledgable ones to comment.

[Brigadier]

Hi guys. I had a query. I have already asked this in swift alloys thread but did not get any reply so asking here.
I have a 2022 swift Vxi AMT which has 14” steel rims and thin 165/80 R14 tires. I am finding them to be inadequate and also I am looking for alloys
I am looking at Neo alloys but can anyone tell me if I can install 16” Neo alloys, without any issues ( like wheel touching fender under turning) and can I fit it without doing any modifications to car ( I do not want to raise suspension height or add any spacers or rings). I plan to install 195/60 or 195/55 R16 tires on 16” alloys.
The alloys are Neo “exotic” model with 16” and 7J with 20mm offset?
Or should I buy 15” version of the alloys?( if there are issues with using 16”).
The zxi / zxi+ comes with 15” alloys as stock, so I am thinking that adding 16” alloys (just 1 size up) should not be any issue, so please let me know.

[oilmonkey]

Hello, I have asked this in Nexon thread but have not got any concrete answer. Can anyone please confirm the OEM alloy wheel specifications for Nexon EV Max? I am unable to find the PCD value and OFFSET specifications for them.

Thanks