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Alloys not fitting

Chandler4821
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What’s the best way and cheapest to make my new alloys fit my Fiesta 

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    20 minutes ago, Chandler4821 said:

    What’s the best way and cheapest to make my new alloys fit my Fiesta 

    Any info on the alloys? Size’s etc? 

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    Depends on reason they don't fit - wrong PCD, centre bore, size?

    Which alloys are you trying to fit - genuine Fiesta ones/ aftermarket/ ones from another make and model of car?

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    Aftermarket ones my standard ones are 4x108 but my new ones are 4x100

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    I would sell them and get the correct size personally.

    There are various hub adapters available but they will obviously push the wheel further out too as they are 20 - 25mm thick.

    https://www.hrsuspension.direct/pages/products/product_info.mhtml?product=113061&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI04GKtp2Q4QIVzrDtCh1cZAeVEAQYASABEgLCYvD_BwE

    You might need spigot rings too depending on the centre bore size? Check what the bore size is on your alloys because if it's smaller than the adapters then they will not work unless you had them machined to the larger size.

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    so that's about £250 for four adaptors.  Buying the correct size wheels is the best and probably cheapest way to solve this

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