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Other wheels that fit Metro
Topic Started: Sep 30 2008, 08:14 PM (7,981 Views)
Johnny Mullet	Sep 30 2008, 08:14 PM Post #1
"Geo Whisperer" Posts: 5,819 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Sep 7, 2008 Location Ashtabula, Ohio Year/Make/Model 97 & 98 Metro	Here is a master list of wheels that have the same bolt pattern as the Geo/Chevy Metro. The wheel bolt pattern is 4 X 4.5 or also known as 4 X 114MM. Measure 2 lugholes across from each other and it should measure 4 1/2" US or 114MM. Please note that this list may include the proper bolt pattern, but the center hub size will vary from vehicle to vehicle, so please check before purchasing. 1997 Acura- CL 16 x 6 (5 straight spokes) 1998 Acura- CL 16 x 6 (5 dual straight spokes) 1998 Acura- CL 16 x 6 (7 straight spokes) 1990-89 Acura- Legend 15 x 5.5 1996-95 Acura- TL 15 x 6 (5 straight spokes with groove) 1997-98 Acura- TL 15 x 6 (11 straight spokes) 1994-92 Acura- Vigor 15 x 6 (11 triangular slots) 1999-98 Chevrolet- Metro 1989-85 Chevrolet- Sprint 1991 Dodge- Colt Vista 13 x 5 (15 slots) 1993-92 Dodge- Colt Vista 14 x 5.5 (5 straight spokes) 1992-84 Eagle- Summit/Summit Wagon 1992-91 Eagle- Summit 13 x 5 (15 slots) 1993-88 Ford- Festiva 12 x 4 40mm offset 1993-91 Ford- Festiva 12 x 4.5 40mm offset (8 elongated triangle slots) 1997-89 Geo- Metro 1999-92 Honda- Prelude 1999-90 Honda- Accord (4 cylinder models) 1999-91 Hyundai- Elantra 1995-92 Hyundai- Elantra 14 x 6 (16 slots) 1995-92 Hyundai- Elantra 14 x 5.5 (7 curved spokes) 1998-96 Hyundai- Elantra 14 x 5.5 (5 straight spokes) 1999-90 Hyundai- Accent/Excel/Pony 1994-92 Hyundai- Excel 13 x 5 1991 Hyundai- Sonata 15 x 6 (18 rectangular slots) 1994-92 Hyundai- Sonata 15 x 6 (9 triangular slots) 1996-95 Hyundai- Sonata 15 x 6 (9 straight spokes) 1997-95 Hyundai- Sonata 15 x 6 (5 twisted spokes) 1998-97 Hyundai- Sonata 15 x 6 (5 straight single groove spokes) 1995-90 Hyundai- Scoupe 1992-91 Hyundai- Scoupe 14 x 5 (6 curved spokes) 1995-93 Hyundai- Scoupe 14 x 5 (5 curved spokes) 1998-97 Hyundai- Tiburon 15 x 6 (5 twisted spokes) 1998-97 Hyundai- Tiburon 15 x 6 (5 raised straight spokes) 1989-81 Mazda- 323/GLC 1985-84 Mazda- RX7 GSL-SE 14 x 5.5 40mm offset 1991-86 Mazda- RX7 14 x 5.5 40mm offset 1987-85 Mazda- 626/MX-6 1994-91 Mercury- Capri 14 x 5.5 45mm offset (16 holes) 1994-91 Mercury- Capri 15 x 6 45mm offset (3 curved spokes) 1994-91 Mercury- Topaz 14 x 5.5 (16 holes) 1998-92 Mitsubishi- Expo/Expo LRV/Vista Wagon 1994-92 Mitsubishi- Expo 14 x 5.5 (5 straight spokes) 1999-84 Mitsubishi- Galant 1991 Mitsubishi- Galant 14 x 5.5 (18 slots) 1991 Mitsubishi- Galant 15 x 6 (8 straight spokes) 1991 Mitsubishi- Galant 15 x 6 (5 straight spokes) 1993-91 Mitsubishi- Galant 14 x 5.5 (15 slanted spokes) 1992 Mitsubishi- Galant 15 x 6 (5 straight spokes) 1993 Mitsubishi- Galant 15 x 6 (8 triangular and 8 rectangular slots) 1993-84 Mitsubishi- Mirage 1993-91 Mitsubishi- 2000GTX 14 x 5.5 (18 slots) 1991-80 Mitsubishi- Tredia 1999-93 Nissan- Altima 1995-82 Nissan- Stanza 1991-84 Nissan- Maxima 1990-78 Nissan- B310/Pulsar 1986-82 Nissan- Sentra 1993-84 Plymouth- Colt 1985-79 Plymouth- Arrow/Champ 1999-89 Suzuki- Swift 1991-80 Toyota- Cressida 1985-80 Toyota- Celica Edited by Johnny Mullet, Sep 30 2008, 08:29 PM.



z34-5speed	Sep 30 2008, 08:22 PM Post #2
Posts: 530 Group: Tech Certified Member #33 Joined: Sep 28, 2008 Location Millbrook, Alabama Year/Make/Model 1992/Geo/Metro LSI	The only thing i would edit is this: 1990-99 Accord Only the 4cylinder Accord wheels will fit. The 6cylinder cars have 5lugs. Everything else looked good.



New2metros	Nov 5 2008, 10:06 PM Post #3
Member Posts: 80 Group: Members Member #107 Joined: Oct 19, 2008 Location Abbotsford, Wisconsin Year/Make/Model 1996 geo metro sedan lowered and tinted	They got the years wrong on the plymouth arrow since I do own one. My 77 has the same bolt pattern and they should fit since the hole is bigger on the arrow. Also for you can add for sure 1962 nova with 4 bolt pattern should fit too. I also own one of them.



Dallas	Nov 10 2008, 10:06 AM Post #4
Posts: 770 Group: Moderator Member #71 Joined: Oct 9, 2008 Location Saskatoon, SK Year/Make/Model 91 Swift GT, built 3cyl + 23psi SOLD	I wanna get a set of these powdered black to go with the white whip



Johnny Mullet	Jan 29 2009, 09:14 PM Post #5
"Geo Whisperer" Posts: 5,819 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Sep 7, 2008 Location Ashtabula, Ohio Year/Make/Model 97 & 98 Metro	If you want to upgrade to 13" wheels and do not want to upgrade from 10MM to 12MM studs, you can use these lugnuts from Summit......... LINK



snowfish	Feb 24 2009, 11:25 PM Post #6
Basic GearHead Posts: 224 Group: Valued Members Member #506 Joined: Feb 23, 2009 Location Brainerd Minnesota Year/Make/Model 1991 & 1993 Metro	Thanks Johnny Mullet! I'm ordering 13" Rims from http://shop.wheelsrims.net/ They seem to have the best price next to junk yard finds. My next search was going to be lugs, and wham! There they are! Thanks again from a new guy, starting out with a bone stock 92 metro. Let the fun begin!



geo	Mar 11 2009, 02:28 AM Post #7
Fresh Fish Posts: 4 Group: Members Member #560 Joined: Mar 11, 2009 Location Twin Falls Idaho Year/Make/Model 97 metro	I found many wheel tire combinations with a little research before I settled on popular easy to find 175 X 65 tires on 14 inch alloy wheels, the oem 13 inch wheels have a 4x4.5 bolt pattern. Im not sure of the bolt pattern of the oem 12 inch wheels



IHeartGeos	Jul 2 2009, 06:22 PM Post #8
Member Posts: 81 Group: Members Member #931 Joined: Jul 2, 2009 Location Lincoln, NE Year/Make/Model 1989 Geo Metro LSi	Hey Johnny Mullet, this is exactly what I was looking for! That link takes me to some default page, but it looks like the lugnuts you link to are the GOR-41117? If so, the link is http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GOR-41117/ I had a tire blowout on my '89 (funny story, that) and now I am trying to find some low rolling resistance tires, but 12" tires are too hard to get, so I am going to fiddle with tire/rim combos now



Johnny Mullet	Jul 2 2009, 07:46 PM Post #9
"Geo Whisperer" Posts: 5,819 Group: Admins Member #1 Joined: Sep 7, 2008 Location Ashtabula, Ohio Year/Make/Model 97 & 98 Metro	Thanks for the info.



snowfish	Jul 2 2009, 10:10 PM Post #10
Basic GearHead Posts: 224 Group: Valued Members Member #506 Joined: Feb 23, 2009 Location Brainerd Minnesota Year/Make/Model 1991 & 1993 Metro	I picked up some pn41117 10mm x 1.25 lugs from Summit to put my 13's on the Metro. Finally got around to the swap tonight, along with some graphic enhancements, only to discover that they're a frog hair too big, so it seems. While attempting to bring them to torque, they began to strip. Any ideas? or are they only meant to take 40flbs or less torque. The old lug nuts, on the 12's, take 80ftlbs no problem. Now I'm bummed! Edited by snowfish, Jul 2 2009, 10:11 PM.



IHeartGeos	Jul 3 2009, 03:15 AM Post #11
Member Posts: 81 Group: Members Member #931 Joined: Jul 2, 2009 Location Lincoln, NE Year/Make/Model 1989 Geo Metro LSi	Saw these rims on eBay http://mo4.us/10 (shortened the link cause it was ridiculous ). They are very shiny! I personally wouldn't buy them, even if they would work, mostly because of the cost, but would something like this work? Or is it a matter of DOT rating? I was looking at some rims from trailers, but those are usually DOT rated, so it would probably work, but golf cart tires?



Woodie	Jul 3 2009, 07:52 AM Post #12
Posts: 1,931 Group: Tech Certified Member #471 Joined: Feb 13, 2009 Location Laurel, MD Year/Make/Model 98 Metro LSI 4/5	The lug studs are only supposed to get 45 lbs/ft, 80 is insanity, I'm surprised they didn't break then. Those golf cart tires are probably rated for 30 mph top speed, plus they're ridiculously short, your engine would be near redline at 60 mph.



snowfish	Jul 3 2009, 10:41 AM Post #13
Basic GearHead Posts: 224 Group: Valued Members Member #506 Joined: Feb 23, 2009 Location Brainerd Minnesota Year/Make/Model 1991 & 1993 Metro	Woodie, Your right! What was I thinking? I guess I was still in big wheel mode. Meaning 15" & 16" trailer rims that get 90-120ftlbs. I know this lil' guys only get 45ftlbs. Thanks for tolerating my brain fart. Fortunately I only trashed one set of lugs.



IHeartGeos	Jul 5 2009, 09:49 PM Post #14
Member Posts: 81 Group: Members Member #931 Joined: Jul 2, 2009 Location Lincoln, NE Year/Make/Model 1989 Geo Metro LSi	Yeah, I figured golf cart wheels wouldn't be rated fast enough, I didn't notice the actual tire size though, oops. I just bought a set of 15" rims (racing rims, pictures when I get my camera in a couple days) and have to wait till the bigger lug nuts come in before I can mount them. Afraid I'm having "buyers remorse", because I think the low rolling resistance tires won't fit on her. It's 15" and 195 wide, so if I put a 195/50-15 on it, the speed will be the same, or a 55 would be ideal. I think I may sell them back on craigslist and look for different ones unless someone can make good recommendations.



Potter	Jul 11 2009, 08:00 PM Post #15
"Mini Mullet" Posts: 1,097 Group: Valued Members Member #679 Joined: Apr 16, 2009 Location Lexington Virginia Year/Make/Model 1994/Geo/Metro 3cyl 5 speed Autos are for Drag Raceing, Rock Crawling, Mudding, and Sissys :D	oops... mine are tourqed to 100... Mabey thats why 3 of them busted off last time i took the tires off?



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