I bought alloy wheels for my corolla and the steel weel lugnuts won't work according to the tire shop. Will fit alloy wheels OR are they for steelwhe
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I have had no problems with use on my alloy wheels. But the threaded bolts to which they fit on the wheel assembly are hardened steel. These bolts attach the alloy wheel rims to these bolts. The cast of my wheel rim has thin, deep holes. Personally, I cannot understand their objection unless, as with my case, it was a matter of whole size.
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It is according to the thread size of your lug stud. (Example 1/2-13, 10mm x 16) if the lugnuts matches they will work. Must also be the correct length.
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If they are Honda stock alloy wheels then they will definitely fit. However, many aftermarket alloy wheels require "tuner" lug nuts (such as these small diameter Gorilla ones) and the original lug nuts won't fit properly (too fat to fit in the thinner, or "smaller diameter" holes in the aftermarket rim).
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They have clips that attach to the outer lip of your steel rim. I encountered a problem where one of the clips was located in the same location as a wheel balance weight. My solution was to remove the hubcap mounting clip in that location. Be aware that these are a tight fit and will require some muscle to instal as you work your way around the wheel one clip at a time.
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Probably will fit 16" steel wheels. It is oem vw for one. U need to buy 4 for a set.
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Hello. Yes, this Motegi wheel is a good fit for your Corolla. Thank you, BWT
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I would go to the McGard site and make sure they fit or call them. I can only tell you that it is a solid chrome and not a chrome plated lug nut.
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Nope. You need tires marked 26 x 1-3/8. Been there, done that. On Amazon, your choice is limited (no fancy stuff like Schwalbe, so far as I know) but Kenda has you covered. Do you really need a $40 tire on an old steel rim English wheel? If I could, I'd send you a link to the tire I have in mind. If you answer this post, I'll give you the ISO size you need.
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It fit my 07 with factory 2013 alloy wheels. The guys at discount tire didn't like them though and several leaked upon initial installation, one stated leaking six months later. FYI the factory steel wheels and alloy wheels have a different angle on the valve stem. These have a pivot which should fit either.
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Debborah,Your OEM Toyota lugs are most likely not compatible. These ARE wheels require a "Conical Seat" spline lug nut. The correct thread is 12X1.5MM.Thank youBWT
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If your vehicle has original 17 inch Toyota premium 6 lug alloy wheels these will fit. Be aware though Toyota had several different finishes available on the same wheels. If unsure you can call your local dealer and give them your vin and they can verify the finish on yours. These are genuine Toyota parts so the part number the dealer gives you should match.
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don't buy those wheels they are steel and they do not have enough chrome on them so they have already rusted badly my 30yro frt wheel looks better. the bearings must be reset b4 use as they were so tight the wheel would not turn. as for freewheel cog fit dont know i used 5speed oem.
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Factory lugs do not always work well with aftermarket wheels. I'd recommend finding new ones with your custom wheels.
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Hello.The Helo HE851 is not offered in the 5x100 lug pattern required for your Corolla. They will no work.Thank you,BWT
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Hello,These wheels hold up great! To determine what lugs you need, what is your year, make and model?Thank you,-Jon
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Yes, your tires will fit these wheels. Wheels are in stock and ready to go if you want them. Thanks!
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The inside diameter for this set is 71mm so they probably won't work. Note also that this is a tire and wheel set, and they are glued together. I would go chat with the folks at your local R/C hobby shop and go from there. They may also have a set of these on hand you could take a look at.
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Hello, Those wheels are available. Your factory lugs may work with these wheels, however sometimes they will not and you may need to purchase an aftermarket lug kit. Let us know if you have any questions, and we will be happy to help. Thanks, Lucas Wheel Specialist
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It doesn't matter how many lugs you have on your steel wheel. It's just the design of the hubcap which shows the 5 lugs. You won't be able to use the lugs on the hubcaps anyway. Make sure you get the right size of for your steel wheel.