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305-45-22.

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Pwnin O'Brien
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No, Ford truck lug pattern is 6x135mm, yours is 6x139.7mm.

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f***. Im trying to find cheap rims that will look good. Will OEM Escalade/Yukon Denali rims fit

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naladude911 wrote:f***. Im trying to find cheap rims that will look good. Will OEM Escalade/Yukon Denali rims fit
Yes, but please don't put Escalade/Denali rims on your car. I think it is so cheesy to put factory rims from a different vehicle manufacturer on a car. Just see if you can find some nice factory Nissan or Infiniti wheels, I like the chrome QX56 wheels on a QX4.

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Dont you have to redrill the holes? What other nissan comes with chrome rims? OEM chrome QX4 rims are VERY rare.

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I don't know if the chrome QX4 wheels are VERY rare, but it's hard to come by a complete set. There is a plethora of Nissan wheels that come in chrome, you just have to find one that looks good on your car. Another option is to spring more money for aftermarket rims. One saying that has ALWAYS been true is you always get what you pay for. Just keep that in mind.

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put some $400 craigslist rims on your Q and it will look like..... ... it will look like you put $400 craigslist rims on the Q

escalade wheels look good in my opinion but by the time you get the center bores drilled, tires mounted, they will cost the same as aftermarket...


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Pwnin O'Brien
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Just please don't get these...



or these...


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WoW, I will comment on the bottom set of wheels.... They were called Ronal Bears by Ronal Wheels. Tire Rack used to sell them in the mid 90's. Always wondered how many they could have possibly sold.

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What are you ding with the wheels you have now?

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02pathy
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naladude911 wrote:f***. Im trying to find cheap rims that will look good. Will OEM Escalade/Yukon Denali rims fit
i know what you mean, i am trying to sell a set of rims but everyone is being too damn cheap, man is it frustrating, whats ur budget?

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Are you guys kidding? I'd roll with those bear wheels.

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Budget is less than $700.

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naladude911 wrote:Budget is less than $700.
That is your problem right there. First off, I thought you were taking steps to "offroaderize" your Q. Shopping for chrome 22s doesn't seem to be heading in that direction. 18s and 20s too small now? Why does the whell have to be chrome?

Chrome is expensive (for what it is). Since it is a multi-step process, it will add a significant cost to what ever wheels you are looking at. Is your budget of less than $700 for wheels only or wheels and tires?

There are just some times when you need to pay to play and this is one of those times. Sure, I like to save a buck here and there, but trying to go balls out on lunch money isn't going to work.

I think you should save up more to get it done right or set your sights lower to meet your budget. Wheels and tires are the last place I would want to cut corners just becasue I could get a "good" deal.

The information is out there on what is needed to fit wheels to the R50 chassis. Bolt pattern and centerbore being some of the most important.

About the Ronal Bears. IIRC, they were only available in 14x6 PCD 4x100. They fit VWs, Hondas, Toyotas, Mazdas and any other econo cars of the times that ran a 4x100 bolt pattern, which was a lot back then. One downside is that they were a very heavy wheel for their size. I have also seen where there was talk about Ronal reissuing the Bears, but in a larger 15 or 16" wheel. Not many cars come with 14s anymore.

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KyooX4 wrote:Are you guys kidding? I'd roll with those bear wheels.
x2 All the Way, I would make them look totally sick though by powder coating the the nose, ears, claws knight chrome black and the eyes I would inset turqoise Swarovski crystals for a little Bear Bling.

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Naladude - if you want me to, I might be able to find another pair of wheels like mine?

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02pathy wrote:i know what you mean, i am trying to sell a set of rims but everyone is being too damn cheap, man is it frustrating
What r u trying to sell?

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the rims in my sig or pic on the left

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Sicwitit-

Did you find out about the body kit?

Sorry about thread jacking

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$700 including rims and tires.. unless Im able to earn some more money.

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naladude911 wrote:$700 including rims and tires.. unless Im able to earn some more money.
for that price more than likely the tires are going to need replacing unless u r talking 17" or 18" rims and tires best to safe up a lil more

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GRNMACHINE wrote:WoW, I will comment on the bottom set of wheels.... They were called Ronal Bears by Ronal Wheels. Tire Rack used to sell them in the mid 90's. Always wondered how many they could have possibly sold.
I remember those for Tire Rack too. I have them in so many old magaines. I think there's a flower one for the VW Beetle.

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naladude911 wrote:Budget is less than $700.
Check out cardomain for some ideas.

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Tirerack.com is having some good clearance specials.

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Kyoo is right, last time I checked they had some nice silver/black wheels on clearance. Also, in case u didnt know nala, if you buy tires at the same time they mount and balance them as well. They usually supply lug nuts too. No tax either (unless u live in Indy). Great company with outstanding customer service.

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Sorry about the resurection, but will stock 20" chev avalanche wheels and tires fit without rubbing my stock 02 qx4? theyre the only light 5-spoke 20" alloys that I seem to like. I may do a 2" body lift in the future if theyre too big.

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pat, avalance tires are going to be too tall. You will need to take a sawzall and go to town on your fenders to clear them. Or, never turn left or right on a stock q (or path).

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arent chevy trucks all 5 bolt 5x5?

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patqx4
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thanks for the insight. So they will be too big even with the body lift? if so I'll try to find the wheels and run shorter tires on em.

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a body lift is when you install spacers between the body and the frame of a truck. The QX4 is a unibody and does not have a separate frame, therefore there is no such thing as a body lift on a QX4.


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