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    Thread: Is the 5x5 OEM?

    1. 01-26-2005 #1
      JMarsa
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      Is the 5x5 OEM?

      I'm researching what 5x5 or 5x127mm wheels are out there. It would help if I knew what OEM (if any) used that size. Tire Rack has a 5x130mm example listed on thier site, but I don't who's it is. That might work like the BMW bolt pattern works on Chevy's.



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    3. 01-26-2005 #2
      SHANE 73Z
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      JMarsa,

      I am sure that the 5 on 5 pattern was used on the Late model Caprice and Impala and I believe most of the early b-body cars as well. It is also a popular pickup truck pattern. Early Jeeps used this pattern too.

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    4. 01-26-2005 #3
      JMarsa
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      Thanks

      I found a few matches over at tires.com but finding a 9.5" - 10.5" wide 18" wheel for a 5x5 wheel with offset choices looks like it's going to be a short list.

      Well here's some more: Gotta Love E-Bay

      80's F-150, Bronco's
      99-04 Jeep Grand Cherokee
      Chev. Caprice '90-'96, Impala S-S '94-'96,
      Astro Van '85-'04, Safari '95-'03
      Chevy/GMC C-1500 pick up 2wd '88-'98
      Suburban '88-'99 1/2-T 2wd, Yukon/Tahoe '95-'99 2wd


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