I need some answers here gentlemen.... I have a fellow here, selling a set of winter tires on alloy - Nissan Xterra rims. I have no clue as to whether the backspacing will fit up on my SR5 and need to know the bolt pattern and backspacing of my 16" x 7" rims. Any help would be extemelly appreciated.

And sorry for not doing more research as I'm sure if I spent an hour or so on the forums, I could find the answer for my rims.

 

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f120...-makes-128720/

Edit: Search- Nissan wheels

 

The bolt pattern is 6 on 5.5.

 

I would not buy them unless you are allowed to do a test fit, especially upfront...caliper clearance etc....

 

Yep. There are a few Eagle rims that have that issue even though they are 6 on 5.5.

 

Ya, I talked to the guy and he is okay with me fitting them up. As well, he told me he that when he bought them, he got them with a wider offest then OEM so he would have more lateral stability.

What should I be looking for specifically when I bolt them up beside the obvious bolt pattern? Caliper spacing???...is there a min spacing that should be adhered too?

 

as long as it dosent rub on the caliper and check the spacing from the shock to the tire and make sure it clears. if he got more off an off set it shouldn't hit the caliper and the rims from the extera are they 16 as well?

 

Just curious, which model of Xterra rim are you considering? Got any pictures of them?

I've always thought the rims that came on the supercharged xterras looked really sharp. I've always wanted to know if they'd fit a 3rd gen 4Runner and if so, how they looked mounted

Here's 2 examples of the ones I'm describing: LINK 1.....LINK 2

 

Ya, those SC rims are sweet but I don't think those are what this guy is offering. He bought them from the dealer as a winter only rim in the 16". He has described as these:

http://www.autoguide.net/apf/nissan-...b37597f69.html

Anyone have any expereince with the Michelin Latitude X-ice?

 

Yes, I've got them on mine and they are excellent on ice/snow and are not sloppy handling on drier road conditions like other winter tires are. They will feel a bit different and you'll loose some cornering ability, but I barely need to put mine into 4WD with my X-ice's on.