just wondering if anyone is up on the Jayco 6 stud rim offset?
Been told same as landcruiser
Also check that Pcd is 139.7.
Been told same as landcruiser
Also check that Pcd is 139.7.
Rim offset
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I think you would be better measuring up your rims as my 14 with 15"rims while 6 stud I could fit Nissan rims to it, can't recall what offset but it wasn't the same as the OE rims but I just measured from the chassis rail to the outer edge of the hub, subtracted 25mm from it and that gave me a size that would fit without hitting anything. Measured the rim from inside to edge of rim.
Have a look here, it will show you the way to measure offset. I took a wheel off, laid it flat on the ground and measured from ground to the face it mounts to then turned it over and measured the same again. Half the difference was the offset, just be aware of whether it is +ve or -ve. It happened that my Journey wheel was 0 offset.
Thanks for the help
I have an offset of -8.
After talking to tyre guy who was pretty helpful and cluey the new rims will be a -10 offset.
The -8 offset made it very limited on what new rims I could purchase.
I have an offset of -8.
After talking to tyre guy who was pretty helpful and cluey the new rims will be a -10 offset.
The -8 offset made it very limited on what new rims I could purchase.
the STUD patten is Toyota or Nissan (samies)
the offset as per before is the rim
but you already found that out.........
the offset as per before is the rim
but you already found that out.........
Mate how'd you come up with -8 ? I mean we are talking 2mm difference here! Have you measured the variation in your plastic inner guard? Mine was about 10-15mm per side
Hello Hamish, how did you go with the -10 offset?
I have been trying to find out the Jayco standard offset.
The wheels I would like to use are, Dynamic Sunraysia 16” X 7” 6 stud with 0 or -11 off set, with 245 / 70 R16 All Terrain.
Regards Tony