Help identifying Fiat Ducato alloys (1 Viewer)

[Howard B]

Does anyone know if the alloys in the attached from a 2020 fiat ducato are for the fiat light or heavy chassis. The seller doesnt seem to know.
Thanks

 

[TheTwoOfUs]

118mm PCD are light, 130mm PCD are heavy chassis.

 

[Howard B]

Thanks I was aware of that. I just wondered if anyone could recognise the style. I assume they would be different . Cheers

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[SandraL]

Dont know about the wheels, but the tyres shown are 215, our 2012 maxi is on 225 tyres originally with a 116 load rating, now uprated to 121. Unable to make out the load rating on those tyres.

Maybe SV Tech will know current fiat wheel load rating?

 

[Deneb]

Light and heavy can both be specced on 215 section tyres with identical load rating.

Alloy wheel style normally differs between wheels intended for light or heavy chassis. If that is still the case, they are light chassis wheels judging by the images on Fiat's website.

 

[Lenny HB]

Being a Fiat wheel it will have a part number stamped on, you should be able to find out with the part number.

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[HugoBNB]

Our Ducato is a heavy chassis. The wheels are different in style to those pictured. I have not photographed the wheels but, if you zoom in on this picture you should be able to draw a comparison. Post #4 regarding the tyre size is the same as ours.
Hope you get sorted.

 

[Bobby-gg]

This suggests maxi chassis

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[Howard B]

Think you could be right. I need the light ones.

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[gus-lopez]

They look like heavies. Light are thinner spokes.

 

[Howard B]

Thanks for the responses. Its a shame as they were a good price.