Alloy Wheel and Steel Wheels Do They Use The Same Bolts? (1 Viewer)

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? Don't tell me I have that extra bit in the box that fits nothing, after spending hours looking where it goes. ? Bob
 

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Have you checked your handbook ?
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On a Fiat the shoulder angle is the same for alloy & steel. Bolts for alloys are 2mm longer so fine for a steel spare.


Have you checked the load rating, most aftermarket wheels have a lower load rating than genuine Fiat ones so not suitable for a Motorhome.
Ok dilemma over Lenny is correct the existing bolts fit the steel. I have just been out and jacked up the Motorhome and put the steel wheel on and bolts. Took a pic with the steel fitted but only 2 bolts attached. Glad i found out now though rather than later. Thanks to all who responded.
 

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