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    will disco 1 wheels fit an army trailer?

    I assume so but need to be sure.
    Disco wheels pcd is 5x165*

    Can anyone confirm either way please?
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    Disco 1 is the same stud pattern as a series, Perentie and No5..

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    Quote Originally Posted by VladTepes View Post
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    Disco wheels pcd is 5x165*

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    Actually it is 5 x 6.5", and is the stud pattern for all landies from 1948-1998 (excluding specials like the FC101).

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    Cheers lads.
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    However, they were designed for Series 272309 rims with 7.50-16 tyres. Even the standard Perentie rims with 7.50s have a different offset and stick outside the guards, so I would expect that 16x7 rims with ?245? wide tyres would stick outside even further. Be prepared to fit some sort of flexible flare.

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