Gerald Schmidt replied:

Steve,

I recently purchased three steel rims for my 1998 Jackaroo.

I was told that the Toyota rims had the same stud pattern but a very different off-set (Can't comment of Nissan).

I got my spare rims from a Bob Jane T-Mart that fitted alloy wheels to new Jackaroos for the local Holden dealer.

Gerald.

Savvas replied:

Steve, I know that All 4WD Spares in Sydney have a set of 5 alloy wheels off a 98/99 Jackaroo SE for $750. I was considering buying them so I can have the standard Monterey rims with standard 245/7R16 P-construction H/T tyres, and the SE wheels with oversize 265/75R16 LT-construction A/T's. But I'm putting this purchase off for a while. Give them a call. (PS ... I have no affiliations with All 4WD Spares).

Derek replied:

Hi Steve. I have a camper trailer running Toyota 7.50x16 split rims and was offered to buy 2 Jackaroo 16" rims by my neighbour to dress it up a little. The stud pattern was the same and the wheels will bolt on but the centre hole diameter is different and the off-set is considerably different. If you live in Brisbane and/or are interested, give me a call on jarrett@powerup.com.au and I'll give you his phone #. He is also selling the 4 brand new unused Bridgestone 245x16 tyres off the car for $120 each.
Safe driving, Derek.