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17 Jan 2019 06:06 - 17 Jan 2019 06:08 #200932 by Cremator1
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Hi ok will look at the ones on eBay but which shank do I need 10mm or 6mm if you could please take a photo
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17 Jan 2019 07:08 #200934 by sniper
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If your unsure, call in to a tyre shop and ask for advice. I'm certain they will help with identifying the correct fittings for your wheels and probably be able to supply them at reasonable price.

Possibly get them to mount the wheels for you, my local tyre shop charges £15 to change a tyre, fit a new valve, balance and re fit to the car.

If I were at all uncertain about doing it, I'd move the responsibility to a specialist (engineers call it covering one's bottom).

I'd be a much happier driver knowing it had been done properly and you can always ask the tyre shop to show you the correct method of mounting the wheels when they are doing the job. As a driver, you should know, changing a wheel at the roadside does happen. Just ask, we all have to learn and they will happily show you.

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17 Jan 2019 07:25 #200936 by Max Headroom
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Nice one Sniper - I was about to add the same suggestion about going to a tyre fitter. You beat me to it! :laugh:


IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS

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17 Jan 2019 09:03 - 17 Jan 2019 09:04 #200942 by Cremator1
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Hi guys wheels and tyres are mounted and I put them on the car and am just using the old alloy wheel nuts at the moment I put them on
I no how to change a wheel and so on lol x
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17 Jan 2019 09:52 #200943 by Lambert
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No one is suggesting that you don't. What is being put forward is that if you have a concern and then have them looked at by a professional workshop if they're not happy with the way the nuts fit they'll tell you so and offer a solution but equally if they are happy with them and there's a problem down the line you have the reassurance that the wheels and nuts were examined by a professional workshop.

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17 Jan 2019 09:54 #200944 by Cremator1
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No I no that lambert and I no everyone trying to help me but I cant understand why
It is so hard to get a set of nuts for a set of modular wheels x

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17 Jan 2019 10:06 #200946 by Lambert
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It isn't, you just need to know what style of nut they use either by measuring them or finding the fitment from the manufacturers and or suppliers of the wheels. Once you know if they're x degree chamfer or x mm radius or flat and sleeve or whatever then it's easy.

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17 Jan 2019 10:16 #200948 by Cremator1
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Yes I do understand I think lol but I would have thought that most of the jimny modular wheels would be the same

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17 Jan 2019 10:35 #200949 by Lambert
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Think of it like this. A juicy red apple is nice but not every apple is red. Not knowing who made the wheels at what time and even where makes it difficult to categorically say they are the same as all the other similar ones out there. The only true way of knowing is to take a wheel off and measure the nut seat.

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17 Jan 2019 16:41 - 17 Jan 2019 16:45 #200968 by Cremator1
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Hi lambert ok thank you what I can’t understand is Martin found some but they were 5.80 each which is quite a lot
So how would he no which ones they were .so my thought is why can I not find any lol sorry don’t mean to go on about these nuts lol
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17 Jan 2019 17:09 #200970 by jackonlyjack
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Martin will get them from suzuki genuine part that's why high priced

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17 Jan 2019 17:14 - 17 Jan 2019 17:15 #200971 by Cremator1
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Oh ok jack sorry think this is going on a bit now lol I will just have to take my chances with the nuts I have I guess but if he can get them from there why can’t I get them from say ebay lol x
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