AAIIIC

iTrader: (19)

But it's not. 5x4.75" = 5x120.7mm. If they were the same then wheel companies wouldn't make different wheels to fit the different bolt patterns and the OEMs wouldn't refer to them as different bolt patterns.

Can you bolt them on? Sure. But I personally won't do that and subject the wheel studs to the shear load that they wouldn't normally be expected to carry.

HartmanV

Agreed, not the same and would never risk it. Wheel off anybody.

maxspeed96ct

iTrader: (3)

Nope, I weighed my stock spare when I got it. It was just over 30lbs. (I dont rember the exact number) .. But no matter what thats heavy .

A nice set just over 20lbs a rim would show better number at the track ..

Brentman2007

with or without the tire???

AAIIIC

iTrader: (19)

Well my scale said about 25 or 26#. That was (me + wheel) - (me alone). In that past that technique has given me the same numbers that I get on the scale at the UPS Store. I've never seen anyone else claim 30+ pounds for the OEM wheels, so something's wrong with your scale.

Definitely without. With a tire on there you're looking at nearly double - 55-60# (depending on tire model and size).

adanieljohnson1

iTrader: (1)

Last time I checked you could always purchase Tires and rims that weigh less thus shedding the "extra" weight.... Your typing seems a bit confrontational? Hope you have a better day sir...