will these wheels fit a 1999 Mercury Mountaineer 4x4 5 bolt 4.5 Wheeloriginal specs below obtained from door sticker15'' x 7.0'' - 5 holes - 4.50'' bolt circle; Type 61 - cast deep dish aluminum - w/ 10 oval holes and 10 small holes will these wheels fit a 1999 Mercury Mountaineer 4x4 5 bolt 4.5 Wheeloriginal specs below obtained from door sticker15'' x 7.0'' - 5 holes - 4.50'' bolt circle;... » Read More will these wheels fit a 1999 Mercury Mountaineer 4x4 5 bolt 4.5 Wheeloriginal specs below obtained from door sticker15'' x 7.0'' - 5 holes - 4.50'' bolt circle; Type 61 - cast deep dish aluminum - w/ 10 oval holes and 10 small holes « Show Less
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Depth does matter if your going with a wider tire but that back spacing is fine I just put 255 65 15 on the same rim on my sons 1999 ranger with no rub issues whatsoever stock is 235 65r 15
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Yes rangers explorers and mountaineers of that year all have same bolt pattern
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They are 2.5" in diameter, if your wheel has a hole 2.5" in diameter then they will fit.
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Hello, These wheels are currently available in your vehicles specified bolt pattern and should fit quite nicely. Feel free to purchase. Thank you Jeremy
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Hello, Unfortunately, those wheels are not your correct 5x4.5 bolt pattern. Those wheels are available, and I have included a link to your correct fitment below: 18x8 Motegi MR118 Black Link:
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Yes, those wheels should bolt right up and fit well. We have them immediately available for shipping. Thanks!
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They would not. You should be on the lookout for wheels with a 5x4.75 bolt pattern with an offset between 35-45mm.-Gilbert
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Hi, I have a 1998 Mountaineer, I replaced the old front hood lifts, they fit and worked fine. Just take good look at how they install. Went in pretty quick in easy.
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Hello, Here is a link to the wheels in your 5x4.5 bolt pattern: 18x8 Motegi MR118 Black Link:
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I think the center pieces will fit. This I believe is a standard size. Has nothing to do with the size of the tires or size of the rims. In my opinion it should fit fine. Excellent item to purchase...stands out, and much cheaper then purchasing anything from the ford manufacturer. After purchasing make sure you press and hold the sticker for at least 60 seconds. I purchase the stickers about 4 months ago. Wash my car at least 10 times including a machine wash and the stickers are still holding, not fading, and no one can tell if these are Ford rims or not.
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it does not give a listing on what wheels it will fit it the stem hole is as factory is then they will work.
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Hello,Unfortunately these wheels will not work on your vehicle, sorry. They come with a +40mm offset and your vehicle requires a +15mm to a +25mm offset range. Is there a different wheel you would be interested in?Let me know and I can check for fitment and confirm availability for you.Thanks,Luis
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Hello, Those wheels are available in your 5x4.75 bolt pattern. Here is a link to the item: 17x10.5 American Racing Torq Thrust M Chrome Link:
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Hello, You will need a 5x115 bolt pattern for your challenger. However these wheels are not available at this time for your Challenger. Let us know if you see any others that you like. Thanks, -Kyle
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Hello,You'll need a 5x4.5 bolt pattern. These wheels have been discontinued in your bolt pattern. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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Hello,Unfortunately they will not. you need a wheel that has a 5x115 bolt pattern and an offset between 35-45. -Gilbert
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It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x 8' utility trailer and they look real good. Hope this answers your question. Good luck. It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x... » Read More It's not the hub size (@3" to 4" or so on the 4-bolt rim)... It's the bolt pattern and overall tire size that matters. Either 4-bolt or 5-bolt wheel combo's like these are universal small trailer sized. The 5-bolt rim usually has a bigger hub diameter. If you can, you need to look closely at the tire/wheel combo currently on your utility or boat trailer and read & measure the tire size, load rating and count the bolts. The majority of small light duty utility trailers use these and they are an excellent choice. I have a new white 4-bolt set of these on a freshly painted red 4' x 8' utility trailer and they look real good. Hope this answers your question. Good luck. « Show Less
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Hello,You will need these wheels in a 5x100 not a 4x100. Below is the correct listing: 15x7 Motegi SP10 Hyperblack Link: http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=sv_platinum_auto_img?ie=UTF8&node;=4906133011&field-keywords;=MR27475717Thanks,-KyleElites Wheels