Which vehicles rims have 5 5.5 bolt pattern?
I'm searching for a set of rims and tires to fit on a 2000 Ford E-150 van. I believe this van uses a 5 5.5 rim; correct me if I'm wrong though.
I started looking for a good use set of tires and rims to fit my van.
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Which vehicles have 5 5.5 rims?
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The reason I ask is that most people on Craigslist name the vehicle their rims came off of, not the bolt pattern. So if I had a list of vehicles that use the same rims, that would be very helpful.
Added (1). Now I'm more confused. The consensus in this link (and Google) says that 139.7MM = 5.5 Inches AND according to one person, 139.7 is sometimes abbreviated as 139 when discussing rims. Source: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Is_5x5.5_the_same_as_5x139_in_rim_sizes
Not quite! Tirerack.com - wheels section has inexpensive black steel wheels with a 5 X 139MM bolt pattern not 5 X 5.500.
The '00 Ford E150 Econoline Van as a wheel bolt pattern of 5-139. Not extremely common but they can be found.
Thanks Country Boy and G. I re-asked the question.
Ford and Dodge trucks 1/2 ton trucks throughout most of history till fairly recently. 4x4's for sure, not sure if the 2x's were the same too. Gm was 5 on 5 for the 2x's and 6 lugs on the 4x's. The 2500 and 3500's were all 8 lug.
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