Stud Patterns

stud patern is the same but the offset is different. I would suggest you try your rim on the trailer and chech/compare clearances at the front and back of the wheel.

Leroy

Thanks Leroy,
by offset do you mean the stud holes being indeted or flat on the rim or do you mean where the tyre sits out of the side of the rim. ([])
sorry again to all of you who find this a dumb question.

Malcolm P

Stud pattern aside, if you put the patrol rims on the camper, you may find the tyres are closer to the chassis on the inside. It shouldn't be a drama cos most trailers are made with room to fit a whole range of different rims.

You will have trouble however if you try to put the paj rims on the patrol, if the offset is too different, the tyre could have an adverse effect on the steering.

This could also affect insurance in the case of an accident, and the road worthiness of the car in the eyes of the LAW.

Patrol rims being what they are, if you want to be able to interchange tyres between the car AND the camper, I'd get a second hand set the same as whats on ur vehicle.

Damn, is that the long way to say what I just said or what ???? te he

Is the trailer new? If so just tell them you want to use Patrol wheels on it and they can make the trailer to suit. Although I can't see it being a problem either way.