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I am wondering what vehicles of any make would possibly use the 16" rim with 5 on 4.5 or 114.3 mm pattern for the space saver spare. I am needing a couple for a tractor project.

...is mounted in a plastic tub. Its 5 bolt 127mm circle or 5 bolt 5 inch same as a full size caprice or chevy pickup. I am hunting for a donut spare i can keep in the shop as my wifes van has sucked up 6 nails and screws in 2 years, and i am tired of cranking that spare down. I cannot find a...

then the punch line... The damn spare tire wont fit in the well. Just replace it with a flat piece of metal cut from a old truck bed or wherever. Mount a donut in the trunk or underneath in a truck like fashion.

not completely off topic I hope but I bought an 08 charger AWD the other day (as a winter beater) so I bought a second set of rims with it, one set with all season tires and one set with snow tires once I got all 4 tires in the garage I got the bright idea to take one of the set I wasn't...

...AWD now, regardless of the fact that ma mopar decided to put in the manual that EVERY tire needs to be the SAME SIZE and put a a DONUT spare tire in the trunk...I decided to upgrade being a winterbeater I have 2 sets of rims with it , one with winter tires, one with all seasons being...

Here is what the OP said I'm able to roll it in and out the garage Yes, the donut spare in the trunk. I bought them for $5 a piece a lot cheaper than paying to remove old tires and install old used ones and hope they hold air!, They fit just fine for rollers that very small size difference don't...

The doughnut has to be the same diameter as the rest.

...has front disk brakes and an 8.25 rear end. -Top is power and works. -Tires are pretty fresh maybe a couple hundred miles on them; nice donut spare in the trunk. -Just stuck a new heater core in it. I was going to stick a rebuilt 318 into it but decided I wanted my big block car...

...centers. Paint em all body color and add plymouth 67/68 dog dish caps. Since i am running the larger bolt pattern, I am going to get a donut spare from a late model mustang or crown vic that has roughly the same diameter tire or close to it for my rear tires. It should fit in the spare tire...

A ford escape spare wheel will work. 17" 5x4.5 and a 2.83" hub register (ours is 2.8", IIRC). The tire will be too tall. So, this: 2007 Mercury Mariner Mini Compact Donut Space Saver Spare Wheel Amp Tire 17x4 | eBay with a tire like a 125-70-17. These are common on Scion TCs and probably...

...replaced $850. All of that and the guy only drove the car 20 miles with the wrong size (1 size) tires on the rear. The only way ,I would buy an AWD, ..is if I bought it new. That way I would know what tires were ever put on it....What do they do about spare tires/ most cars have donut spare ????

Sorry Guys jos51700 had the donut suggestion,great idea.

Replace side and rear glass with Lexan. Remove window regulators and go to a strap to raise and lower windows like the SS Darts had. Install a smaller battery. Remove spare tire or substitute a donut. Substitute aluminum wheels for steel ones. Replace rear spring assemblies with mono-leafs. Put...

Great Idea!! Is there a late model small bolt that will fit???

I bet that if you're that inventive, you could find a donut spare that would accommodate a tool kit under there, too. And then I would pay good money for the same setup for my car.

They are 16" wheels...IIRC, the tire is a T125/90D16, on a black steel wheel. AFAIK, they were standard (the fullsize spare was common, but optional) most of production, until the end in 2001. My wife's 86 had a donut originally (though had a fullsize tire when she got it). Mostly the low-end...

anyone use anything? the tire I have now a 205 75 14 sticks up above the trunk floor

gotta love full size spares when I first got the 08 charger I bought a second set of rims for it with winter tires on it since I now had 2 full sets of rims I had the brilliant idea of pitching the donut and slapping an actual wheel in the trunk no matter how hard I slapped the wheel in...

yeah, donut spare might work. was just thinking about this for my car the other day. will be keeping an eye on what you come up with for the spare.

I really don't care for a thinner spare, but I might have to go that way if the cover doesn't work. It is a 5 on 4 1.2 pattern I had the axles re-drilled and scarebird fronts done up to 45 on 4 1/2 instead of re-drilling to 5 on 4. It going in a /6 so I'm not too worried about the rear axle...

...brake conversion all BBP Mopar. Rear end is BBP 7¼ with 2.76:1 gear. TB are original, rear springs & bushings replaced 2 years ago. Donut spare tire. Engine used a quart per 1000 miles when it was running. Major issues with dash harness, but will provide replacement to purchaser. Car in...

I was wondering why anyone would carry a donut spare in their mopar

Thanks for all the kudos guys! OK, on the tire well. I cut it out with a metal blade on a sawzall. But before you do that make a precise mark of where to cut. For me it was easiest to cut at the apex of the turn from where the bottom of the well goes into the sides. I had to trim the...

...302 heads it will run real good with a small 4 barrel carb. put one in my truck,, lots of power from that 318. Chack if it has a donut spare.when you do a disc/big bolt swap they fit in the spare tire well of the A body and then you have a nice flat trunk floor. Grab the scissor jack,they...

Drove the Duster to work yesterday so that I could put it across the scales. '72, 318 with 904 auto, 8 1/4 rear, fiberglass bumpers front & rear, extra insulation and carpet in cabin with carpet in the trunk. No a/c compressor yet, a spare "donut" in the trunk and 1/2 tank of gas. Sway bars...

excellent ! nice score, thats what mine came off and i have a pair of the older 15 x 7 with a different center that doesnt flare out towards the edges. i will try to show you with pics. also , the compact spare offset makes it look like a donut. like you said, if you could pop out a center and...

Sweet thanks for the insight. Made a makeshift measuring "device" before I headed out there so I could measure em a bit better then eyeballing it, or scrapping crap off the rims to read the markings.Simple 15.5" pieces of wood to set against the rims bead on both sides to measure width.Then...

BTW, at some point they went to aluminum rimmed donut spares. 8) I have one of those for my Cuda. You have to grind out the center register to have it go over large bolt pattern center registers.

I wonder if the 4th spare donut was in the trunk waiting for the last full size to blow out.

Maybe he always runs donuts, and one blew, so he used a real tire for a spare - lol.