What stud pattern do I have?
Find Your Stud Pattern If you have an odd number of studs you must measure from the centre of one stud, to the furthest edge of the opposite stud. For an even stud pattern (4 or 6 studs) You can simply measure from the centre of one stud to the centre of the opposite stud.
What does PCD mean in rims?
Pitch Circle Diameter
PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter which basically means the diameter of an imaginary circle running through the centre of each bolt hole. The most common PCD values are 100mm and 114.3mm, the difference arising due to manufacturers using metric or imperial measurements (4.5 inches = 114.3mm).
What does PCD stand for?
What Does PCD Mean? PCD stands for Pitch Circle Diameter and essentially is the measurement of how many wheel nuts or wheel bolts your vehicle has on each wheel and how far apart those nuts or bolts are placed in mm.
How many wheels are available in 4 stud rims?
With over 5000 wheels available, we can find a set of 4 stud rims to suit your vehicle! Afermarket 4 stud rims have exploded in popularity within the automotive market due to their distinctive, stylish features which will allow your pride and joy to make a statement.
Why choose WORK Meister 4 stud rims for your vehicle?
Work Meister 4 stud rims for smaller vehicles are all released in one piece, thus you can enjoy having show wheels at a fraction of the weight. Another iconic wheel in Work’s catalogue is their Equip series wheels. These wheels have been designed for smaller to medium sized vehicles and are certainly a great upgrade from your existing 4 stud rims.
Where can I buy Ozzy 4 stud rims?
Contact Ozzy Tyres now on 1300 699 699 or visit the online store to view a big selection of superior quality 4 Stud Rims of many different sizes and styles at discounted prices.
What are the benefits of 4 stud rims?
Furthermore, when you purchase aftermarket 4 stud rims, you will improve the handling and performance of your vehicle due to its lightweight and quality features and also extra rim width to place more rubber to the tarmac.