rims

hepcat75

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I have a 88 jeep wrangler sahara I am going to pick up in the next couple of weeks. I am wondering if chevy s10 rim's or chevy lumina rims would fit?

Thanks

ray
 
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Never heard of Chevy rims fitting, but the Ford 5-lug is a common interchange. Your jeep lug pattern is 5x4.5" if it's of any help.
 
Thanks guys but at the moment I am pretty broke and I knew some different vehicles used the same bolt patter and I am new to the jeeps and was just courious is what I already had would work. Thanks for letting me know the bolt pattern so now I can measure my vehicles since I don't have the jeep yet.

Thanks for the responces

Ray
 

been debating on posting this cuz i just dont trust them but there are converter plates out there that will allow the use of other rims on your bolt pattern - they also work as spacers - they also act as a weak link - just a thought - sometimes its better to keep it stock til you can do it right.... why do it twice? (trust me, i know, my 89 looked pretty whimpy for the longest time til i had the $$ to do the lift and tires at the same time...)
 
been debating on posting this cuz i just dont trust them but there are converter plates out there that will allow the use of other rims on your bolt pattern - they also work as spacers - they also act as a weak link - just a thought - sometimes its better to keep it stock til you can do it right.... why do it twice? (trust me, i know, my 89 looked pretty whimpy for the longest time til i had the $$ to do the lift and tires at the same time...)

ditto
 
The main problem with the converters is price compared to just getting new/different rims. Usually like you say you save very little and then end up getting new rims anyway.

The strength/stress is no different than having a rim with the same backspacing.
 

I know Chevy has/had some vehicles with the 5 on 4.5" bolt pattern, and I think the S10 may be one of them. I think I recall they may have had too much backspacing though...
 
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