What OEM's wore 15x7 4 lugs??

I'm looking for a junkyard set of steelies. 15" x 7" with a 4 x 114.3 bolt pattern (the same as a 4 x 4 1/2")

Prefer a large offset, like 35- 40 mm

I find plenty of 5 ligs, but no 4 lugs.

Help!

Actually, I don't care if they are steelies. The lighter, the better.

Hyundai Tiburons/Elantras... I "think" there may have been a 15x7

I don't know if they were 7 inches wide, but the '87 Acura legend I junked had a set of 15" 4 x 114.3 wheels. Apparently it's a "Sterling" basically. I've kept them in case they'll fit something, but I doubt anythink I'd get would use them (except my rear drive Corolla's and spacers...to much $).

Clem

S13 240SX

I have a set of 4 alloys... come get 'em.

Honda Accord, Most Nissans. They may not be 7" wide though. I think those are 6-6.5" wide.

RWD Celicas and Supras

Edit... err, you said large offset, nvm.

Gearhead_42 wrote: S13 240SX I have a set of 4 alloys... come get 'em.

You've got a PM

Gearhead_42 wrote: S13 240SX I have a set of 4 alloys... come get 'em.

are you positive they are 15x7 and not 15x6? was searching car-part because of your post and everything came up 15x6... i need 15x7 4x4.5 as well.

RX7 GSL-SE?

According to my manual, the only 15x7 4x4.5 factory wheels to come out in the last 30 years or so, was an option on a '00-'06 Sentra.

16vCorey wrote: According to my manual, the only 15x7 4x4.5 factory wheels to come out in the last 30 years or so, was an option on a '00-'06 Sentra.

What was the "standard"?

bluej wrote:

Gearhead_42 wrote: S13 240SX I have a set of 4 alloys... come get 'em.

are you positive they are 15x7 and not 15x6? was searching car-part because of your post and everything came up 15x6... i need 15x7 4x4.5 as well.

IIRC the standard wheels were 6, the SE wheels were 6.5 ... if not they were all 6.5 Close, but not 7.

I think maybe your manual is in error:

If I am reading all the gobbledygook on the rim correctly, these are 15x7 with a 40 offset...

OK, maybe not... but anyway, that's the wheels I got, that's what the tape measure says across the outer rim surfaces, and the "40" is cast in just inside one of the teardrops...

yeah the offset is +40....

Rim width is measured from bead flange to bead flange, not from the outside.

http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse.com/Vehicle_Bolt_Pattern_Reference.cfm

I looked around on here but didn't find any 15x7. found a lot of 15x6.5.

I suspect some "upgrade" models may have had larger.

Bruce