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Ford Kuga Wheels on a Focus Mk2

Paul Bedwell
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Hi, can anyone help ? Is it possible to put Ford Kuga 2014 wheels (17in) on a Ford Focus Mk2. ? The pcd appears the same, 5 x 108. The new tyres Kuga are 235 55 17 and the existing Focus tyres are 205 55 16.

Not sure if this is possible, can anyone help ? 
Many thanks 

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    Not going to fit.

    Kuga tyre and wheel combination is 27.2" (691mm) that's too large a diameter for a Focus Mk2

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    From the data on this site, the actual wheel dimensions are very close, with only a 2.5mm difference in offset.

    It appears that you could use the wheels fitted with suitably sized tyres for the Mk2 Focus. 

    https://www.wheelfitment.eu/car/Ford/Focus (2004 - 2010).html

    https://www.wheelfitment.eu/car/Ford/Kuga (2013 - 2019).html

    I am sure I saw a post on here once where Ford were selling off brand new Kuga wheels at a very cheap clearance price. I believe someone bought them to fit to a Focus.

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    On 10/23/2024 at 10:44 PM, Paul Bedwell said:

    Hi, can anyone help ? Is it possible to put Ford Kuga 2014 wheels (17in) on a Ford Focus Mk2. ? The pcd appears the same, 5 x 108. The new tyres Kuga are 235 55 17 and the existing Focus tyres are 205 55 16.

    Not sure if this is possible, can anyone help ? 
    Many thanks 

    Kuga ones appear to be taller.

    Kuga is SUV (other category), focus is not SUV.

    SUVs are taller than s.wagons or hatchbacks.

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    52 minutes ago, Bol said:

    Kuga ..........

    You're talking to yourself Bol 🤣

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