i'm putting 31x10.5x15 wrangler kevlar MT/R's on my sidekick..what other vehicles can i salvage rims off of with the same bolt pattern but with with an offset?

Here's some info on the wheel sizes

Bolt Pattern: 5x139.7 (5x5.5)
Center Bore: 108
Hardware:12x1.50 Lug
Offset: 00-20mm

And some other models that have the same bolt pattern, you just need to be sure that the center bore size is large enough.

Make	Model	Years
Dodge	1/2 ton, 3/4 ton Pick-Up	1984 - 1993
Ford	Bronco	1966 - 1996
Suzuki	Sidekick and Samurai	All
Ford	F-150	1948 - 1996
Jeep	CJ	1946 - 1985

Nice helpful list hegemon... +1 TP for you!

Added to FAQ.

-Eric

thanks hedge!! i'm goin junkyard shoppin tonight. i was also just informed that dodge ramcharger rims match aswell

According to ;
http://www.roadkillcustoms.com/hot-rods-rat-rods/Wheel-Bolt-Pattern-Cross-Reference-Database.asp?Makes=CHEVROLET%2FGMC&Models=TRACKER

Both the Dodge and Fords have a much smaller bore size, only the Jeep has the same bore, but the Stud size is imperial vs. metric.

Looks like the Jeep is the only vehicle with the same tire.  Would be nice to find out if the spacing clears the disk brakes.  If someone has used the CJ rim, it would be nice to hear from you.

i put ford alum rims with +3.75 offset rims stick out abit but looks good for a wider stance i just got the centers honed and that was reasonable .ford centers are 87mm trackicks are 108mm not that much to hone but well worth it

I put Ford factory Outlaws on a Vitara I had. I took the rims to the shop and milled the centers out to 4.25 on a Bridgeport mill. If you do this make sure you measure the rim backspacing 1st or be prepared to pick up a set of wheel spacers to be on the safe side.

I found the stock Outlaw rim would fit after milling but the caliper clearance against the back of the wheel center is not acceptable for off road use. Streetwise you could run them but a lil dirt /mud or heaven forbid a rock would play Hell on the caliper.


                                                                             Tux...

Stud size and thread is really irrelevant.  Any ford, dodge or jeep wheel with the correct bolt pattern willl fit, no matter what the stud size is.
And stock samurai and trackick studs are 12mm-1.25 thread, NOT 12mm-1.50.

All the factory Ford and Dodge wheels I have looked at would need the center bored.  Some of the Dodges have really small centers, like the full time 4-wheel drive power wagons.  Any aftermarket wheel on a Ford or Dodge probably has the big center though.  Also, I thought Dodge 3/4 tons had 8 lug wheels.

Dodge thru '93??No sir,Dodge thru 2001 has that 5 on 5.5 pattern,my '97 has it but the hard thing is finding a 15x10 or wider rim!!

This is an interesting reference ...

http://www.roadkillcustoms.com/hot-rods-rat-rods/Wheel-Bolt-Pattern-Cross-Reference-Database.asp?Makes=GEO&Models=TRACKER+2%264+DOOR

Sorry I meant the 1500 series Dodges and the 150 Fords have that 5 on 5.5 pattern,all the 4x4 have the larger rim center.