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Prius v with Corolla 16 inch alloy wheels

Discussion in 'Prius v Accessories and Modifications' started by ozjimjam, Sep 5, 2020.

  1. ozjimjam

    ozjimjam Junior Member

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    Picked up 4 Corolla wheels yesterday from a wrecker. See stock 16 inch wheel and Corolla 16 inch comparison on the first picture. IMG_20200904_150045.jpeg IMG_20200904_205355.jpeg

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    They look great ... Do you know what year Corolla these wheels are from? And what did they cost?
     
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    I agree, looks nice.
    Subtle change, again very nice.
    Seems like a perfect fit.
    Congrats.
     
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    Fuel consumption updated.

    When running on the original rim and wheels, 205/60/16, 6.5width, ER33uz, I got average 51mpg / 4.6L/100km

    With the new rim and wheels, 205/55/16, 6.5width, Bridgestone My-02 sports, I got average of 49mpg /4.8L/100km.

    Consumption slightly increase maybe caused by the uni directional sport tyres.
     
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    Can’t post links bu Wheel-size says Prius V has 60.1mm hub bore. But Corolla is 54.1mm.

    If that’s correct, they wouldn’t fit. As they do fit, which hub diameter is correct? I assume they are hub-centric?
     
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    Also according to Wheel-Size, RAV4 rims have the same bolt circle (114.3mm, AKA 4.5”), bore diameter, size and offset. Presumably same platform?
     
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    Won’t let me edit above post but it appears Lexus IS series have same specs as well.
     
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    see pic attached. The 2017 corrola in Australia market has same pcd and cb as Prius v.

    I guess it's a different case in the US ?
    Screenshot_2020-12-29-22-56-56-213_com.microsoft.skydrive.jpeg

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    Yeah, Camry wheels, not Corolla one fit the Prius v, here in the US.
     
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    Yeah I'm thinking the same thing. Maybe not just "fit", but width, load rating, offset, whatever. The v's a heavier vehicle.
     
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    Trying to find wheel weights of OEM wheels has been difficult.

    Have my eyes on the five spoke JDM Altezza (thinks it’s Lexus IS300 here). wheels. They are for sale on eBay for $550, but the sellers just guess at what they weigh.
     
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    Toyota OEM wheels from experience are HEAVY. Even the 17s from our v were noticably heavier than the ENKEI RPF01 that replaced them, using my arms as a scale....

    moto g(7) power ?
     
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    Our's alternates between 15" snow tires on steel Corolla rims, and 17" low-profile all-seasons on the stock 17" rim. I think the latter are at least 6~8 pounds more, and my back-o-meter can attest to it.
     
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    Purchased some of the JDM Altezza rims used off eBay and replaced the center cap with Toyota generic. They have some blemishes, don't really care as we live in the city with two teen drivers so they'd get rashed up one way or the other.

    They weigh 23 or 24 lbs. No doubt they are strong but some of the aftermarket rims are down around 18.

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