Who makes a 17" wheel with +5 offset?

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Who makes a 17" wheel with +5 offset? (or +10).
Ideally steel.
Ideally Aussie made.
Ideally 7.5 or 8" but 7 would be okay.
Or what other cars use suitable donor wheels?
Yes Patrol are 0 offset, would be okay, just trying to keep it legal. What year Patrols have 0 offset 17s that would fit the Prado?

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Patrol centre bore is wrong.

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Is this for a 120?
(17 x 7.5 ET30 6 x 139.7 )

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Is this for a 120?
(17 x 7.5 ET30 6 x 139.7 )

Yes I want them for my 93 120. Guessing my stocks are ET30.

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http://www.dynamictyres.com.au/about-us might be worth a try

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http://www.dynamictyres.com.au/about-us might be worth a try

Cheers mate. Will so what their quote comes in at. They do a +10 offset, at least it'll be legal even if it won't stick the wheels out as much as zero or neg offset.
Anyone know if they're Aussie made? Are Sunraysia still Aussie made. They do a zero offset, poofteenth over the laws requirements.

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If you really want to keep it legal, technically you can't go less than +17.

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Anyone know if they're Aussie made

There shifty the way they are advertised I thought they were made here the tyre bloke told me they were now I think they are made in china can anyone tell me I'm wrong before I go and scream the roof down at the tyre joint.

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There shifty the way they are advertised I thought they were made here the tyre bloke told me they were now I think they are made in china can anyone tell me I'm wrong before I go and scream the roof down at the tyre joint.

Probably safe to say if they don't market them as made in Oz, they're not. They say designed in Oz. I'm getting Sunraysias if I can confirm they're still made here.

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If you really want to keep it legal, technically you can't go less than +17.

Oh snap. Is it 25 total for both sides? Can an engineer make them legal with paperwork?

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Does it matter if the centre hole is larger than stock wheels have?
I know on my old Tiguan I ran Audi wheels with a larger centre hole and didn't seem to have any issues. I did buy a adaptor for it but they sent the wrong size so I just left it without. Never did anything I'll put the Prado through though. Prado has more wheel bolts and larger bcd though.

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Prados run hub-centric rims. So yes it does matter.

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I can't find Sunraysias or there site really. Lots of brands are calling their wheels "Sunraysia", like its a colloquialism like "mag wheels" or "alloy wheels".
Nearly ready to give up, lol.

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http://www.dynamicwheelco.com.au/whe...SunraysiaBlack
http://www.dynamicwheelco.com.au/whe...unraysiaSilver
http://www.dynamicwheelco.com.au/whe...SunraysiaWhite

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http://www.dynamicwheelco.com.au/whe...SunraysiaBlack
http://www.dynamicwheelco.com.au/whe...unraysiaSilver
http://www.dynamicwheelco.com.au/whe...SunraysiaWhite

Simantics but can't actually see they're Sunraysia brand built in Oz. The wording looks misleading.
I'm not tripping, there is a brand Suntaysia made here in Oz isn't there? Those wheels don't say Sunraysia on them, nor does it really say they are. Read the whole spiel, says they're designed here, not made here and not made by Sunraysia brand.