I have a car question.

[772]

Hi, I don't know where else to ask this question so I turned to my fellow at members.
I have a 2002 camry with stock tires (no rims, just wheel caps).
My friends has a 2001 Celica with stock rims. He bought a new set of rims from ebay today.
I want to buy his celica rims.

Question. Will it fit??

a) will it fit my camry?
b) will my current tires fit the rims? I don't have the money to buy new tires for it. Besides, my tires are practically new.

Anyone who's knowledgeable in cars and tires, please help. Thanks.

 

[Muadib]

I'm saying yeah, but I would call a dealer and speak to someone in parts just to be sure.

 

[Scarpozzi]

Definitely call the dealer to find out. You may end up having to buy new tires to make it work...who knows.

 

[txgixer]

If the wheels are the same size (14", 15", 16", etc), width, and have the same bolt pattern, I would say yes . . . .

Really need more info on each car, such as the exact model to say a definite yes or no

 

[mztykal]

They won't fit.

A Camry has a lug pattern of 5x114.3 (around there) and a Celica has a bolt pattern of 5x100. Even if it is only 14mm's it's a lot. Sorry, it won't fit your car.

 

[iamwiz82]

go measure your lug pattern versus his. That will give you a definitive answer. What size rim is it and what size tires do you have? I will assume that the rim will be the correct width.

 

[snooker]

Check the bolt pattern and tire sizes. that is what matters if the rims can be exchanged as well as the tires.

 

[evergreen96]

I would saw the second thing easiest thing to do after calling the dealership. is to get his spare tire and try to mount it onto your car if it fits then ok. (spare has the same lug pattern as this regular tires)