Technical Wheel PCD

Mike n Helen · Dec 1, 2013

I'm thinking of buying some alloy wheels for our motorhome, but I have seen two different PCD's advertised, 130 and 118. Our van is a 2005 2.8jtd Maxi, can anybody confirm what the PCD is on this spec of van?

Thanks, Mike

taffybloke · Dec 1, 2013

A maxi with 16" wheels is usually 130. Why not measure your own wheels. The PCD is the distance between the wheelbolts in mm

Mine are 15" wheels and 118

Mike

moodrater · Dec 2, 2013

Pcd is the diameter of the circle that passes through the center of the bolts not the distance between the bolts:

taffybloke · Dec 2, 2013

You are absolutley right moodrater I did not explain that very well

Mike

Mike n Helen · Dec 2, 2013

Thanks guys, no need to explain PCD I fully understand that, just don't have the motorhome at home as it's in storage so thought I'd save time and ask on here.

A PCD of 130 on the bigger van with a heavy axle weight makes sense and in line with what I was expecting..... Let the hunt begin,

Thanks,

Mike

moodrater · Dec 3, 2013

If you're looking for second hand, Sprinter, lt35, crafter, movano, vivaro alloys might fit too et is close and bore is larger, make sure to get the correct profile studs, ze germans tend to use a ball seat instead of tapered.

Mike n Helen · Dec 3, 2013

Yes, second hand ones is what I'm after something just to update our 2005 Motorhome. You wouldn't know what the et and centre bore dia is on Ducato Maxi would you??

Mike

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