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    Quote Originally Posted by Mellow Yellow View Post
    Thanks for that.

    I had checked (even though I'm loath to buy Chinese made) and the Kimberley doesn't come in a spec that will fit a D4. The Simpson has an Offset of +44 which presumably could fit but they only have five in stock and I want six.

    But, amazingly, it seems I can import six Diewe rims from the UK in time and cheaper after accounting for freight.

    My major concern is that the Diewe rims have an offset of +45 whereas Tombie tells me that the original D4 rims have an offset of +53. So I don't know at this stage whether they will fit around my calipers or not.
    If you look here: Discovery 4

    It says they do at ET29 spec as per this page: TuffAnt Kimberley LT | TuffAnt

    If you are after the +44 spec then obviously they don't tick that box.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Narangga View Post
    If you look here: Discovery 4

    It says they do at ET29 spec as per this page: TuffAnt Kimberley LT | TuffAnt

    If you are after the +44 spec then obviously they don't tick that box.
    Yep. That's the problem. Thanks anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    Yes, (although factory offset +53)

    What’s your end game?

    Caliper clearance is the challenge.

    BFG A/T KO2's (a tyre I know) have been challenged and Falken Wildpeaks AT3W's (your recommendation) supported.

    So, I'll have a good look at them. Thanks.

    Now I just need more confidence that brake calipers won't get in the way with +45 offset rims.
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    I have MOAB on MY 16 D4, with 70,000 k. no problems so far , fitted with 265,65 x18

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mellow Yellow View Post
    BFG A/T KO2's (a tyre I know) have been challenged and Falken Wildpeaks AT3W's (your recommendation) supported.

    So, I'll have a good look at them. Thanks.

    Now I just need more confidence that brake calipers won't get in the way with +45 offset rims.
    Offset won’t solve the calliper clearance problem, it’s internal wheel profile that will help there.

    The AT3W is far superior to BFGs offering.

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    It's not as hard as you are making out, any 18" rim designed for a 3.0 D4 will clear the calipers. If I needed them it would be the tuffant Kimberly wheels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    It's not as hard as you are making out, any 18" rim designed for a 3.0 D4 will clear the calipers. If I needed them it would be the tuffant Kimberly wheels.
    He doesn’t seem to want the guaranteed options though.

    I’m gathering he’s looking at a generic 18” alternative.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    He doesn’t seem to want the guaranteed options though.

    I’m gathering he’s looking at a generic 18” alternative.
    The type that crack and you throw away after the first trip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    The type that crack and you throw away after the first trip.
    oh what so like the old compromotive wheels then?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    He doesn’t seem to want the guaranteed options though.

    I’m gathering he’s looking at a generic 18” alternative.
    if you mean fit then fair enough.
    What is generic when it comes to wheels, one brand is called X and another brand is called Y.
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