Alloy wheels for Sportrack

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Recentley bought my first Sportrack and intend replacing the already fitted steel wheels with hopefully a nice set of alloys more likley than not from e-bay seems to be some good deals in there.
Before considering buying knowing that i need a 16" wheel could some one please let me know what the pcd is (distance between studs i think)or any other information i require regarding wheel sizes to hopefully ensure that i actually get the right size.
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PCD

Try WWW.BRONCO4x4 you should get all the information you require there.They also do some nice alloys for between £50 and £60 which look like the factory alloys which were fitted as standard to the Elxi.

Hilft

Should be 15" rims on a Daiha

Should be 15" rims on a Daihatsu either Trak or Sporti. Don't know the spacings or such, but Suzuki jeeps, Lada Niva and early Jeep (CJ) wheels will fit straight on.

Any veiws expresed in this thread by me are purely from my own experience, and (sometimes) falible memory. Hope my comments help, but please don't take them as gospel.