SilverBolt 219

Greetings friends, I'm starting this thread to ask a question on behalf of a friend. Long story short: he has a 93 Toyota Celica that he purchased wheels for, he was informed that they would fit, the wheels DON'T fit, & he's stuck with them after spending some money.

The question is... is it possible to purchase adapters that could potentially form a fit between the wheels and his car? If such a thing exists where would one go about purchasing them? This may be a dumb question, but I honestly have no idea & I'm looking for someone to shine a little light on the subject. I tried to get more information in regards to exactly how or why they don't fit, & he more or less told me in a vague way that it's not too big or small, the placement of the bolts just isn't right. As always, I greatly appreciate anyone willing to share in the great pool of knowledge that we have established here at CL.

Thanks in advance, & rock on
-Johnny

meZoom!

from the information you stated, we really have noooo idea why they don't fit. oh wait, you said the bolt pattern isn't right. i think it'll be quicker and safer if he sells the wheels to someone that can actually use them, and buy himself a new set of rims that will fit. spacers and adapters can cause problems of their own, i don't like them.

Brandon@TR

Spacers, if they are right, would not be too bad but it sounds like you need to change the bolt pattern. There are too many possibilities of potential failure with adapters and I do not recommend them.

kvoman

Is returning the wheels not a possibility since he was told that they would fit but they don't?