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Trying to figure out what other vehicles had a 5x139 pattern (88 Ford F150
is what I have, but trying to find used rims that may be listed as
something else).. anyone have a good website that will help me out?
Thanks.

Wallyman

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That is a 5x5 pattern.? Lot of big trucks and IIRC old Cadillacs.? Google for "5x5 wheel pattern"


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Trying to figure out what other vehicles had a 5x139 pattern (88 Ford F150 is what I have, but trying to find used rims that may be listed as something else).. anyone have a good website that will help me out? Thanks.

Wallyman




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The forums on www.ford-trucks.com are pretty good. They answered some
questions for me when I still had my '78 F150 XLT 4x4. I miss that truck
...

On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 8:17 AM, <(email redacted)> wrote:

> Close, it's 5x5.5" actually. And I guess it is technically 5x139.7mm?
>
> I finally found this list: topswheel.com/fittingcheck.htm Which
> is ok once you suck it into Excel and spend 5 minutes cleaning, sorting,
> formatting, etc.. Wonder how complete it is, though. I did see a page that
> mentions the center hole diameter being a concern.. with a 4WD truck, I need
> to make sure the hubs fit. :(
>
> Here's the ones that have the same bolt pattern according to that page.. no
> old Caddys but the Kia Sportage and the Suzuki Sidekick work (yikes). I'm
> guessing my best bet is the Jeeps or the Dodge trucks (anything 4WD).. those
> should have a large enough center hole, I would bet.
>
> Chevy/Geo
> TRACKER 98-on
>
> Dodge
> RAMCHARGER 79-83
> RAM 1/2 TON TRUCK 2 & 4WD 94-on
> RAM VAN 85-96
> 1/2 TON TRUCK 4X4 79-83
> 1/2 & 3/4 TON TRUCK 84-93
>
> Ford
> BRONCO 66-on
> F1/2 TON F-100,150 TRUCK 54-95
> 1/2 TON E-100,150 VAN 70-96
>
> Jeep
> ALL JEEP,CJ 46-85
>
> Kia
> SPORTAGE 94-
>
> Suzuki
> SAMURAI 86-93
> SIDEKICK 89-96
> SIDEKICK 96-97
> X-90 96-98
> XL-7 01-on
> VIATARA 5 98-ON
> GRAND VITARA 99-on
>
> Anyone have a better list or something interactive that lets you search by
> bolt pattern?
>
> Wallyman
>
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> That is a 5x5 pattern. Lot of big trucks and IIRC old Cadillacs. Google for
> "5x5 wheel pattern"
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> Subject: Any way to tell what a 5x139 rim fits? (nmc/npc)
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> Trying to figure out what other vehicles had a 5x139 pattern (88 Ford F150
> is what I have, but trying to find used rims that may be listed as something
> else).. anyone have a good website that will help me out? Thanks.
>
> Wallyman
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