2006 Campomatic XTC rim specs

Gazz
I don't have a rim but it looks like a rim from an early Mazda ute which, I think, had 5 studs and 16". Maybe a motor wreckers in a country town might have similar/same.

Measuring the width of the rim to find centre and then from that plane to the inner face plane is the offset. If inward it is NEGATIVE and if outward it is POSITIVE offset.

Hi Gazz,

Wouldn’t you be better contacting the manufacturer and asking them? You say it is a campomatic, is that a Cub Campomatic?

Macca.

Gazz,

If you can accurately measure the centre-to-centre distance between two adjacent studs, then the diameter of the PCD circle for a 5 stud pattern is that measurement multiplied by 1.7.

eg, say the studs are 120mm apart. The PCD circle diameter is 120 x 1.7 = 204mm

There could be a decimal point in it, but depending on the accuracy of your measurements that formula will give a result close enough to a standard for a wheel shop to work with.

Can't help you with offset, sorry.

Just some think else to think about Gazz. Had the same problem on my Caravan, no markings. Took rusty rim into B/S and they measured for offset but could not find a identical match. They found 2 rims, one 5mm one way and one 10mm other. They did what they thought was the right thing and supplied the closest, 5mm. On fitting I found the tyre was to close to the chassis. Refitted on the 10mm and all OK.
Good service from Bridgestone.
Dave.

Update

So I've worked out they are 16 x 8 - 5/150 with 60mm positive offset.

Then I stumbled across a set of identical rims for sale that came off a 100 series !

Then searched 100 series wheel specs and voila - there they are !!


Thanks heaps guys !!

Cheers
Gazz

Check add on this site in classifieds mags $400 of 200 series they have 5 stud i think are same as 100 series but 18 inch if u have room.cheers

The rims PCD etc depend on the pattern on the drum.
I assume ALKO parallel hubs with 10 inch drums as Campomatic fitted parallel hubs to all campers.
So you can buy any stud pattern you want from ALKO .
There are a couple of provisos
All ALKO hubs have imperial threads so if you need specific nuts for mag wheels you may not be able to get nuts to fit. There is a company on Ebay that does Nissan mag wheel nuts with imperial threads so maybe they will be available. You should check before committing to Mags.
If you are trying to match to your car wheels you may find if it is modern that the hole in the centre is too small to fit over the hub. The only answer here is spacer/converters that switch one PCD to another.
I recently sold my 1998 Camp'o'matic and had a LOT of hassle fitting mags to match my car.
Unless you are doing it for cosmetic reasons , you should also look at the weight saving.
I am looking at mags for my new/old caravan and when I looked at weights there was very little in it.

BTW your Camp'o'matic most probably originally came with Sunraysia style white steel wheels and a Previous owner switched them to match their car. Most will have a 139.5MM 6 stud pattern as that suits Land Cruisers and Nissan Patrols .

If you want mags you will also have to consider backspacing. The Sunraysias on my Coromal Caravan are 0 Backspacing but mags on independent suspension cars are usually positive 20-30MM or more which may cause interference with the inner guards.

My daughter currently has a 2004? XTC and that is what is on that with a swing away rear wheel system.
Regards PhilipA

The old bloke who owned Campomatic must have got a special from Toyota dealers who swapped to mags.LOL

My daughter tells me that the bloke who used to do the canvas for Campomatic is still in business up at Yatala Qld where they were made. Everything used to be made in situ.

I don't know if the later ones like yours are the same but for my independent suspension , he even made the stub axles as the thread pitch on the nuts is different to ALKO.
At one stage they were made in China but then reverted back to OZ later when Trak Shak took over.
Regards PhilipA

There are a couple of downloads you can get from the "Literature" tab on the Al-Ku Aust site-

WHEEL STUDS & NUTS WHEEL STUDS & NUTS

AL-KO STUD PATTERN CHART - This one has instructions on how to calculate the PCD by measuring the centre distance between two adjacent studs.