Hi my old 90 had those on, and to make them fit up tight to the hub the washers on the flange bolts had not been used.they where ok and dident fall off while i had it but did put steels on when i sold it to put the wheels on my new to me 90.

@Dave90 - thanks so much for the reply, and for posting the pics originally! That 30mm spacing really makes these wheels... you don't see them too often, and at std spacing they do look a bit anaemic - so much so that I thought I would want to change to freestyle/cyclone/boost...

BUT your pics have been an inspiration! Now I have a completely fresh notion of my castors - going to get them spaced, and if they look have as good as yours then I'll be chuffed! I'll post some pics when my landy arrives, which will hopefully be this side of Chrimbo

I'll have to double-check that they've been fitted right to my 1985 Ninety... anybody got any obvious hints or tips as to what would show a problematic fit?

Will using spacers avoid the fitment problem?

Thanks again - what a great forum I seem to have joined here

jipps said:

@Dave90 - thanks so much for the reply, and for posting the pics originally! That 30mm spacing really makes these wheels... you don't see them too often, and at std spacing they do look a bit anaemic - so much so that I thought I would want to change to freestyle/cyclone/boost...

BUT your pics have been an inspiration! Now I have a completely fresh notion of my castors - going to get them spaced, and if they look have as good as yours then I'll be chuffed! I'll post some pics when my landy arrives, which will hopefully be this side of Chrimbo

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jipps said:

I'll have to double-check that they've been fitted right to my 1985 Ninety... anybody got any obvious hints or tips as to what would show a problematic fit?

Will using spacers avoid the fitment problem?

Thanks again - what a great forum I seem to have joined here

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No problem at all and thanks very much With 30mm spacers they give a good stance and I don't think you will have a problem fitting those alloys. TBH they are not my favourite alloys when they have small tyre (Less than 235/75) But with 265/75 they look the dogs bollocks Also people have told me that fitting spacers will ruin your wheel bearings. But in 30000 miles I have used the same bearings, and I'm not sure how long they were on before
Welcome to the forum and I hope you enjoy your stay. But whatever you do, don't open a new thread asking what tyres you can fit on a Discovery, you won't hear the end of it