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Post by wyrdnut on Jan 15, 2005 22:48:37 GMT
what is offset between wheel studs on 2000 Peugeot 406 HDI 4 door coup  looking for alloys,i'm in galway |
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Post by Admin on Jan 16, 2005 11:55:08 GMT
I believe the 406 coupe wheel pcd is 4x108, which is quite a common size shared with many other Peugeots (405,205 to name two) as well as Citroens and Fords, so you should have little trouble finding a style to suit you.
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Post by 504V6Ti on Jan 16, 2005 12:55:18 GMT
You have a 2000 HDI model, so it has the Brembo calipers at the front, doesn't it? It was a problem for me when I wanted to change the wheels of my 2000 V6.
The huge Brembo calipers come in the way for many after-market wheels and you need to fit spacers. This is what I did to fit Team Dynamics 18" Diablo alloys on my Coupé. My concern was that I was going to get a lot of vibrations through the steering wheel, but to my surprise, there are hardly any.
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Post by wyrdnut on Jan 16, 2005 15:18:23 GMT
;D thank u much this is great i love my new car?welll ,new to me, lol !!!
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Post by 504V6Ti on Jan 16, 2005 15:45:29 GMT
If you change wheel size with your new alloys, remember to be careful with your tyre size. You'll need to find something equivalent to the original wheel/tyre ratio fitted on the car. If you buy new alloys/tyres from specialists, they should keep you right. I don't know about Ireland, but the car can otherwise fail an MOT in France and in the UK.
What size are the original Peugeot alloys on the HDI, 15" or 16"?
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Post by wyrdnut on Jan 17, 2005 17:49:53 GMT
15" but i think they came with 16 that year if i have to i'lll change them for the test
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looking for alloys,i'm in galway
