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Hi all. Does anyone happen to know what the Centre bore protrusion / depth is on a T6,1 4Mo? I know the bore is 65,1 but don’t know how much it sticks out. Looking at wheel spacers. H&R hub centric only come in 3mm,5mm shims then 15mm & thicker. Doing the maths i am probably only going to...

The bit I’m not sure on is that centre bore piece

Depends on the centre bore size, centre caps seem to be a tricky item to buy ...

Yes. The Transporter has a 65.1mm centre bore so you’ll need spigot rings as the above reply. Also make sure both the alloys and tyres are weight loaded for your Bus

First question - Have you checked that the rims fit on OK ?- clear the brake calipers, correct centre bore, PCD and weight loading.

Hi all, I’ve got a set of 2 10mm spacers in black. Without bolts. They’re 5x120 with 65.1mm centre bores on the inside and 72.6mm centre bores on the outer - so they’ll fit standard T6 hubs and then you can fit aftermarket wheels without spigot rings. Only asking £25 and I’ll include p&p...

Hi, need a bit of help, I'm wanting to know if 5 X112 SPEEDLINE SPLIT RIMS ALLOY WHEELS 4F0601025L 8.5J ET48 57.1mm centre bore will fit a T6.1 2020? any help would be appreciated.

Good afternoon all, I have a set of wheel spacers up for sale They are 2x 5x120 65.1mm centre bore 30mm bolt on wheel spacers with bolts 2x 5x120 65.1mm centre bore 20mm wheels spacers 10x 58mm M14x1.5mm wheel bolts for T6 11x 30mm M14x1.5mm wheel bolts for T6 If anyone is interested then...

Transporters are 5x120 and CB 65.1mm.

VW T6 wheels are 5x120 PCD (pitch circle diameter). With a 65.1mm centre bore (CB) Google will tell you what a vivaro has

yes I wanted the 20’s but I just could not bring myself to do it as I felt it would just cause me issues.

...9 months, 9,000 miles covered. Stored in garage. Locking wheel nuts included. Wheel Specification : PCD - 5 x 120 Width - 8.5J Offset - 40 Centre Bore - 65.1 Collection Only from Harrow, Middx

I think they come with the spiggot rings for the centre bore. Can't find anywhere that states the load rating. I don't fully understand offsets but guessing they should look ok but don't want to fit spacers. Thanks for replying

...can’t remember exact measurements, but it’s somewhere around the 12mm mark. They can vary slightly, so it’s always worth measuring to be sure when the man flu wears off. You can’t fit a 10mm hub centric spacer for 65.1mm centre bore wheels, but you can if the wheels are 72.5 or 72.6mm centre...

Good point - also centering rings if wheel centre bore is bigger than 65.1mm, and any thing to stop wheels bolting flush with brake discs etc. (although @sirius99 says he has had new wheels and tyres just fitted, and issue was before this)

It's all down to personal taste, so absolutely any make/design you like the look of, provided they have appropriate load-rating, PCD and centre bore and their colour isn't described in the ad as "Tart's Boudoir Red"! :whistle: For inspiration...

So I finally got to the bottom of this issue. The centre vents are controlled mostly by the last tiny rotation of this motor. Rotates clockwise to open. There's something amiss within the flap mechanism on mine and although I managed to free the flap and get it working it jammed again the next...

The stud pattern is the same, I'm not sure about the centre bore so they may need spigot rings. The most important thing is to check that they are rated at the correct weight to suit your van. As they are a car wheel, the load rating may not be stamped on them.

...rear, the wheels look more in line and balanced, but its not a show van and im happy how they look. Here's the wheel specs if it helps in any way? 8.5J ET34 Diameter : 17 Inch Bolt Pattern : 5×120 Fitment Only Centre Bore: 65.1 Colour : BRONZE Style : All Terrain Load Rating 1050kg (per wheel)

If they are Calibre Exile-R they are centre bore of 65.1mm (from the Calibre website). This is the same as VW so should not need spigot rings.