wheels for navara 2008 d40

Warren,
I have 4 x D22 Steel rims 16 x 6, if you can find out if they fit they are yours. Only issue is I am in Qld.
Regards,
Camwill69 aka Cam

Having done a bit of outback driving, the experts all recommend that you use steel wheels for outback driving - If you hit a big pot hole, stump, or cattle grid too hard, you can crack alloy rims, or worse. With steel rims, they can be bashed back with a hammer, whack in a tube ad you will get home, and they are very cheap to buy new??? After-market alloys are also very cheap, and you might find a local supplier that has old stock or scratched rims he will give you for next to nix if you buy tyres??? Check ebay and trading post, as there are cheap packages there all the time. I also saw a couple of sets of factory ST-X rims on ebay earlier this week??? Nissan 6-stud is th most common - I think you will find that any IFS 4x4 will have similar offset - Triton, Rodeo, Hilux, etc??? You should be able to find stock Rodeo steelies at any decent tyre shop, rusting around in the back???

I agree, limiting damage is a good idea - the point of the post was to inform you that most larger tyre dealers have a stack of steel wheels laying around out the back that they will give you, or if you want new, but some $80 steel wheels to teh correct offset, or spend $150 per wheel for some after market alloys at the correct offset? Go an inch wider at teh same time, and give yourself better options for tyres. We run 235x85x16 on one of the utes with no problems - this is a standard size. we have a 40mm lift on both of our D40s? ring around - you will be surprised?

When I got my D40 I looked at a catalogue of wheels that the Nissan service people had. There were SFA other vehicles that had the same stud pattern. There were some Toyotas that had the same PCD but they were only 5 stud not 6.

PeterD