Pontiac grand prix BOLT PATTERN questions!! !!

Will a 5x114.3mm fit on the grand prix gt 2000. the grand prix bolt patt is 5x115mm.... will .7mm make that much of a difference i got a sweet deal on 4 rims and tires for 300$ let me know !!!

They will fit. 114.3 works as well.

they only fit if you search first.

They'd never fit...Mustang wheels are the same bolt pattern as GP wheels...and I run Mustang wheels.

Originally Posted by Bio248

they only fit if you search first.

Thank You, this is probably in approximately 541365413436436141634 thereads.

Perfect thanks i will buy them then! Cant wait to see em on my car woot!!

im gonna laugh if theyre 22" shields

22" sheilds??

they wont fit

Originally Posted by guimond47

22" sheilds??

it was a joke. got pics of the rims yet?

im gettin 24s with a 5 inch lift kit...idk if the bolt pattern will work though, its 5X114.3

Originally Posted by jcmonteman

im gettin 24s with a 5 inch lift kit...idk if the bolt pattern will work though, its 5X114.3

youre not funny.

Only 5x114.4 wheels will fit

Originally Posted by Bio248

youre not funny.

I don't think he is kidding.

it was a joke...as in, im getting huge wheels, im not worried if they will fit in the wheel wells...im just worried if the bolt pattern is wrong...

w/e

no i dint get em yet..... i had to end up paying bills and now i delayd my rims to a month from now:/

Originally Posted by matt5112

they wont fit

well the general stickied tires and rims thread disagrees:

Our cars stock have a 5x115 bolt pattern. Now that's all fine and dandy, but wheels with a bolt pattern of 5x114.3 also fit. If they wobble or vibrate a lot you may need to run hubcentric rings, but that is all you would need in order to run them. Some people say that the slightly smaller bolt pattern puts stress on the studs and will snap them when driving aggressively. There are a ton of people who have been running that bolt pattern for years who would argue hardly against that point. This means that as well as some GM fitments, you can also look for mustang, eclipse, maxima, etc. wheels because they have the same bolt pattern. The thing that matters is the hub bore. So long as the hub bore is the right size then you're good.

so now i am confuzed

I was thinking of some 15 spoke Chryco rims but now i dunno. Woudn't the tighter-spaced rim holes center the rim more aggressively on the studs than the greater play in same-size rims might allow, and if so why would they wobble or vibrate more?

I believe we were having an issue with multiple threads asking the same thing despite the stickies stating otherwise.

Thus the incorrect advice.

Apologies for the confusion.

lol