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- Russell
- Member Since: 26 Jun 2016
- Location: Lydd
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Wheels don't fit D5
I have a set of these wheels with winter tyres on
They are 19" and came off my D4, went to put them on my D5 today and they don't fit
The fronts are fine but the rears foul on the brake caliper
What are others fitting to their D5's
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- DG
- Member Since: 27 Apr 2016
- Location: Surrey
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Odd
Wheels sizes are
7.5J x19 EH2+39.5
7.5J x20 EH2+39.5
8.5J x20 EH2+47
9.5J x21 EH2+49
9.5J x22 CH45
Tyre sizes are
19 inch - Alloy (5 Seat only) - 235/65 R19 109V
19 inch - Alloy - 255/60 R19 113V
19 inch - Alloy - 255/60 R19 113W
20 inch - Alloy - 255/55 R20 110W
20 inch - Alloy - 235/60 R20 108W
21 inch - Alloy - 275/45 R21 110W
22 inch - Alloy - 285/40 R22 110Y -
- Russell
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- DG
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Thats bad news for my 19" Duratracs -
- Russell
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- simonh
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We need to rally up and demand 20” Duratrac’s
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- RedBall
- Member Since: 27 Feb 2018
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I guess that answers my question as to whether I'll be able to get use out of the winter 19s I had for the RRS.
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
- Location: Scotland
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Thanks for posting that Russell. Saved me a good few quid.
I too have the same set of 19's from the D4 which I assumed would fit the D5, as the entry spec has 19's.
Just as well, as was about too get a set of winter tyres for the rims. I think that the 20's from the D4 will probably fit though, and clear the rear calipers?
(I got a set of cheap 20's and put them on the D4 just a few weeks before I sold it, as the original 19's were going too go on a trailer).
I got caught out with my car a few years back as I had a spare set of alloys with winter tyres from my previous car. It turned out the bolt pattern was different even though the new model was just a facelift. It transpired that they had changed the PCD. I would have thought constantly changing the PCD must cost the manufacturers a pretty penny though.
I think the moral of the story is that it pays too check that the rims fit, before ordering new rubber boots.
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- Russell
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- Chrismcnaz
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There’s an article in the winter issue of Land Rover Monthly that shows a D5 with 18’s on, I wonder what changes were made to accommodate them?
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- Chrismcnaz
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- DG
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I wonder if the 3.0's are bigger than the 2.0? -
- Road Runner 2017
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They look like Mitsubishi Shogun wheels
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- Russell
- Member Since: 26 Jun 2016
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DG wrote:
I wonder if the 3.0's are bigger than the 2.0?
Wonder if Dan at Duckworths can check
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