Aftermarket Wheels that look like OEM 18's?

[wngrog]

I saw a guy here in TX that had some aftermarket wheels that looked very similar to OEM Landcruiser 100 series wheels.

Anyone know of any?

I want 2 wheels for my CDN101 trailer that look like my Cruiser wheels.

 

[Drinkin40s]

I would check e-bay, do a search for "landcruser rims" and you'll get some hits for the aftermarket oem type.

 

[wngrog]

I contacted them and they only make their wheel in the funky 100 series bolt pattern.

i met a guy from Austin last year that got a set from Discount tire that looks damn close to the OEM ones.

 

[bwbski26]

so check out discount tire.com

 

[wngrog]

so check out discount tire.com

Dude, you gotta be s***ting me. Have you ever tried to search for a set of wheels? There are THOUSANDS of them and my search criteria if damn weak.

 

[Living in the Past]

Is it possible to knock out the old wheel studs and drill out the space between the old holes with the 100 series bolt pattern and install LC studs. This would allow you to get some 18" LC wheels and only have to have one spare. I know it not possible for most LC owners because of the six bolt verse the five bolt wheels, but with the 100 series that's not a problem. I don't know if there would be issues with the extra holes in the drum.

John

 

[hoser]

Why not just use OEM LC wheels get wheel adapters to mate your trailer bolt pattern to the 100 series pattern? If you want zero offset, you're going to need a 2.25" wheel adapter.

 

[wngrog]

Why not just use OEM LC wheels get wheel adapters to mate your trailer bolt pattern to the 100 series pattern? If you want zero offset, you're going to need a 2.25" wheel adapter.

That is my line of thinking now. Wonder if there is anyone that can make a 2.5" 6 on 5.5 to 5 on 150mm?

That would be the way to go. That way I can run the same tire/wheel combo.....get some use out of the gay Bridgestones I have.

 

[hoser]

I actually asked that very question in the remote interest of using an 80 series front axle on a 100. The guy who made my last set of wheel adapters said it could be done, however, the cost would be $240/pr.

 

[wngrog]

I actually asked that very question in the remote interest of using an 80 series front axle on a 100. The guy who made my last set of wheel adapters said it could be done, however, the cost would be $240/pr.

NOt really that out of line, seeing that regular ones are $150 or so.

I think it would be worth it to me, especially if I ran the Bridgestone tires too.

 

[bjowett]

A little late... the wheels are the ATS Cetus. Good deals could be had on them last year when DT was blowing out their stock.