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Re:Wheels and tyres options, advice please.
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ET-30 215 75 will catch a lot on standard ride height
-15 will bring your tyres close to arch edge
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Only size readily available in UK are 7"x 15"
www.jimnybits.com/jimny/wheels-wheel-spa...lar-steel-wheel.html
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I think ET15 is a good compromise. A little wider without giving massive clearance issues or killing wheel bearings too often.
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I think there is not enough difference between original wheels and how wide you can go without getting into either cutting or the tire poking out of the arches to bother with changing the wheels. For off road and low tire pressure there is no point in wider rims.
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kirkynut wrote: Standard Jimny steel wheels are ET5. So don't go below this or you risk brake caliper clearance.
I think ET15 is a good compromise. A little wider without giving massive clearance issues or killing wheel bearings too often.
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I have been looking at the Wiki on tyres and wheels recently. It says;
"Jimny factory wheel specification
Depending upon trim level, Jimny 3 and 4 are supplied with either alloy or steel wheels, sized 5.5Jx15 ET22.
Wheel stud mounting specification ("PCD" parameter) is 5 x 139.7."
So I am confused over the offset now?
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Look at the jimnybits link i posted further up this page
It's all explained in simple terms
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GeorgeC wrote: Gentlemen, please check your Gen4 data, some of the sources are wrong!
Gen 4 is 5mm ET, not 22mm as quoted on jimnybits:
www.jimnybits.com/jimny/wheels-wheel-spa...lar-steel-wheel.html
See: www.wheel-size.com/size/suzuki/jimny/201...FXq_c96PT0caQlH82EE8
It is 2:00am here, so I got the magnifier out and had a look at the spare/rim, the Alloy is ET5.
I was given this photo from Japan for a Gen4 steel wheel rim, 43210-81A25-QC8 however, I cannot find the ET in the photo :
If it's a Japanese wheel make sure it is for the Sierra or wide Jimny not the kei variety as the latter is narrower to conform with regulations
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