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samgdan

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#315169 18-Jun-2024 21:27
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Hi all,

 

I'm getting a bit confused about this.

 

my mighty toyota aqua 2014 did not come with a spare tyre, it came with something else that I personally dont trust, anyway, i want to buy a space saver tyre but I cant  figure out the correct size.

 

Current tyre size is 175/65/r15 it has 4 studs.

 

from my research online i have seem two different size that might work:

 

T125/70D16 and T125/70D15

 

question:

 

How do I worked out the correct size of the space saver tyre?

 

thank you all 🤗





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  #3250662 18-Jun-2024 21:31
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The 16 is closer - just under 5% smaller. https://tiresize.com/comparison/

 

 

 

125/70 17 would be very close. 

 

 

 

I'd go to a Toyota wreckers and tell them what you're after. They will have something.

 

 

 

There is more than one 4 stud measurement. Common being 4x100mm and 4x114.3mm




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  #3250670 18-Jun-2024 22:23
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There is more than one 4 stud measurement. Common being 4x100mm and 4x114.3mm

 

 

 

I am guessing this is the distance between 2 studs.... I will double check tomorrow. cheers





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  #3250672 18-Jun-2024 22:38
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samgdan:

I am guessing this is the distance between 2 studs.... I will double check tomorrow. cheers



No it's not

It's the bolt circle diameter

Draw a circle joining the center of all the holes, diameter of that circle

Which incidently would be the distance between center of opposite holes of a 4 stud wheel



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  #3250674 18-Jun-2024 23:04
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100mm and114.3mm
Circle diameter? There must be a typo then...




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  #3250675 18-Jun-2024 23:36
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It's one or the other. Toyota Aqua should be 4 studs x 100mm pitch circle diameter. 100mm between centres of opposing studs, 70.7mm between centres of adjacent studs.


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  #3250676 18-Jun-2024 23:45
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Batman: 

No it's not

It's the bolt circle diameter

Draw a circle joining the center of all the holes, diameter of that circle

Which incidently would be the distance between center of opposite holes of a 4 stud wheel

 

 

 

I think you've found the most confusing way possible to explain that. 

 

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  #3250689 19-Jun-2024 06:51
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lxsw20:

 

Batman: 

No it's not

It's the bolt circle diameter

Draw a circle joining the center of all the holes, diameter of that circle

Which incidently would be the distance between center of opposite holes of a 4 stud wheel

 

 

 

I think you've found the most confusing way possible to explain that. 

 

 

but that's exactly what it is, Pitch Circle Diameter, the diameter of a circle that goes through the centre of all the wheel studs.


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  #3250729 19-Jun-2024 09:26
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thank you for the clarification.

 

 

 

I have further investigated and it seems that T125/70D16 is the correct size...... i hope i right 😬

 

 

 

 

 

 





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