Rims

[ab56452001]

Hi , wondering if anyone can help , got a trailer with 14inch tyres , the rims are 5 stud and the spacing between stud centers is about 64mm and the axle hole about 108mm , would this be an early (vb ) type rim ? , as my old vn rims dont fit ! , thanks..........

[Calaber]

Hi , wondering if anyone can help , got a trailer with 14inch tyres , the rims are 5 stud and the spacing between stud centers is about 64mm and the axle hole about 108mm , would this be an early (vb ) type rim ? , as my old vn rims dont fit ! , thanks..........

Nope, VB and VN use the same stud pattern.

Could be early Holden (FE to HG), late Holden (HQ to WB), or Ford/Chrysler.

[ab56452001]

Thanks for reply , thats the prob , i think their holden but dont know which one !. Asked this q before and got no where ! found an old tyre/rim of a caravan with a gmh hubcap on it , was only 13inch but was o'k' better than none ! , anyway still would like a 14 though.........

[SAV_117]

wat year is the trailer

[ab56452001]

Early 70's

[love the general]

probably wat is called ht hubs they are a bit smaller than hq. Then hq through vz are the same.

[leigh 7005]

its probarly torana or hr

[ab56452001]

Thanks , didnt know torana's had 14'' tyres ! , anyhow i reckon u might be right with torana rims , no other stuff i got seems to fit ! , wonder why they had a different hub/stud pattern for torana's though !..........

[SAV_117]

i reackon ht

[Morton]

Best way to measure the PCD is from the middle of one stud, to the furthest edge of an "opposite" stud.

120mm is Commodore
120.6mm is Kingswood
108mm is... early Holden?

And 114.3 is Ford.

[Morton]

i reackon ht

That would be 108mm I think

[greenfoam]

They will be the Torana/Early Holden pattern

[ab56452001]

i worked it vout as about 108mm , so what do ypu's reckon !....