phil the carpet
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hi, thinking of buying some alloys,they are off a 2007 sport 20inch. does anybody know if these will go on my 2001 p38. any info will be gratefull.
will alloys fit?hi,
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StuckAgainSteve
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I'm sure this question must have been asked a dozen times before - try searching the site.
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As SaS above this has been muted once or twice before - a search will locate...
The offsets are different so you'll need spigot(?) rings to create the correct mounting offsets...
The offsets are different so you'll need spigot(?) rings to create the correct mounting offsets...
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seen this scenario on the side of a motorway before.
different off set and large ridiculous alloys and collapsed EAS = back of the AA van minus 2 two shredded tyres
different off set and large ridiculous alloys and collapsed EAS = back of the AA van minus 2 two shredded tyres
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offset is the same.
just the center hole is a different size will require spigot rings and wheel nuts from the later range rover.
just the center hole is a different size will require spigot rings and wheel nuts from the later range rover.
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Fit those drug dealer wheels and your next post will be a complaint about your P38 tramlining. They may also be illegal under the new EU wide MOT rules as they are not homologated for the P38.
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Does above apply to l322 wheels as well?!
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Oh ok so its size rather than fit. Ill continue with my 18s then for now until spigot rings become mot fail as well 
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Oh ok so its size rather than fit. Ill continue with my 18s then for now until spigot rings become mot fail as well
It's size, weight rating, width and suitability for the car. It may come down to only particular wheel types being allowed eventually. For example 18" Hurricanes are LR homologated for the P38 as are the standard 16" but I'm not aware of any other wheels homologated for the P38.
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There's gonna be a lot of politicians with car parts chucked thru their windows!!!!
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Better to run the feckers over:flame2:
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With p38 approved 16" wheels and 35" tyres
Scandanavian ice tyres:clap2:
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Studs and chains!
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The ice tyres have nice long studs but I'm all for adding chains:lol:
phil the carpet
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cheers all, sticking with my original wheels at the end of the day think will leave my rangey as original as poss.
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You'll reap the rewards when you come to sell and also when you get a puncture and your wallet feels slightly heavier :>
