Recent content by Neven

Are these the factory alloys for the NA version? That's what was on my i-MiEV from 2017 when I bought it back in November, with all-season tires. I want an extra set with more efficient summer tires, which is why I went looking for wheels. I was extremely lucky to find those alloy wheels on...

I'm located in Austria, and thanks for a great forum (did a lot of research here when contemplating buying our i-MiEV).

The wheels arrived and... drum roll ... the centre bores are 54.1 (rear) and 56.1 (front) mm! I'll be darned if they don't fit on the i-MiEV. Allow me to answer my own silly question. Front wheel is 7.08 kg (15.61 lbs) and the rear wheel is 7.31 kg (16.12 lbs). That's for this original...

One last question, silly perhaps, but how much does one such wheel weigh approximately? edit: Never mind, I asked because the seller was asking a steep price for delivery, and so I tried to figure out what the parcel would cost. But the seller has accepted my second offer, so it's irrelevant...

So, it's 54.1 for the rear wheels and 56.1 for the front wheels? I assumed it was the other way round because the rear wheels are larger. It makes sense Mitsubishi has done it this way, given the different wheel sizes. I'm negotiating the price for the wheels right now. If I can settle with...

Thanks, I didn't know this. In fact, I didn't even know something like a 'centre bore' existed. 8-) Well, if the i-wheels aren't the same as the MiEV-wheels, but for instance are all 56.1 mm, it should be possible to use a ring for the front wheels. If they're all 54.1 mm, however, I'd need...

Hi, first post here, great forum. I have the opportunity to buy aluminum wheels/rims that come from a 2007 Mitsubishi i (the car that the i-MiEV is based on). They're 15x4J35 and 15x5J35, just like it says in my car documents, and have four holes. Am I right to assume that these will fit my...