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Join Date: Feb 2003
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I am also curious how you determine compatability. Is it tribal knowledge or are there set standard? Are there numbers on each rim that you can use to ensure compatability. When I got aftermarket rims for my snows the tire store had a catalog and were making sure the bolt pattern was the same. In the end the aftermarket rims needed plastic spacers to fit properly.
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Bakersfield, CA
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Bolt pattern for both vehicles are the same 5x120
Acura MDX 2007- Present has a 5x120 bolt pattern with 45 offset Honda Ridgeline 2005-Present has a 5x120 bolt pattern with 45 offset Technically speaking it should fit unless if it rubs against the brake calipers Last edited by ZeroSeven; 01-24-2011 at 12:22 AM. Reason: typo |
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Location: Chicago
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Offset is the distance between the center of the wheels and their mounting surface, as pictured below. Along with the wheel width, it determines how far the wheels stick out from the car, as well as how far in towards the suspension and wheel wells the wheels extend. Read more here.
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