the new corolla wheels

[thaharlequin]

i was wondering if the new alloy wheels on the corolla would be ok to put on my camry? they're both 13's but i was wondering if some issues might arise as a result of the wheels being designed for a lighter car?

[CamryPunk]

Originally posted by thaharlequin
i was wondering if the new alloy wheels on the corolla would be ok to put on my camry? they're both 13's but i was wondering if some issues might arise as a result of the wheels being designed for a lighter car?

They're gonna be too small and the bolt pattern is different. It's a 5x100 and you have a 5x4.5

[Chris Corolla S]

Um, the new Corollas have 15s anyway.

Hell, the previous gen. Corollas (like mine) had 14s.

If you want OEM alloys why not talk to a dealer/look in a junkyard for ones that were actually made for your car?

Chris

[thaharlequin]

doh...i meant 15's...ah well, but yeah
i'll look around, thanks

[LoneWolf]

If your gonna do rims anyways why only swap out for 15's? Too much tire....i'd spot the extra cash for some bigger wheels...at least 17's. Those would look good (with drop)

[thaharlequin]

Originally posted by LoneWolf
If your gonna do rims anyways why only swap out for 15's? Too much tire....i'd spot the extra cash for some bigger wheels...at least 17's. Those would look good (with drop)

i'm pretty much looking for something alloyish thats around 100-200 bucks. also my tires are still pro-rated for something like 50k miles, getting 17's entails getting low pro tires which = more money, plus overall i like having extra tire, its more flexible in terms of changing tire pressure for different ride quality.