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I'm looking to buy a set of used rims and snow tires for my Dodge Grand Caravan. The vehicle has a five bolt pattern. Does anyone know if the five bolt pattern is an industry standard or do I have to make sure that the rims are good for Chrysler vehicles?

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I would make sure that the rims are brand specific. The wheels on a jeep are a 5 hole pattern, but it is a tight pattern. Measure the center-to-center of a set of holes and then look for wheels that are 5 by (your measurement).

Does that make any sense?

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I'm not worried about buying tires that won't fit because I'll likely pick them up in the vehicle they're going on. I just want to narrow my search down or at the very least ask what vehicle they came off of before I go down there. Now that I know all five bolt patterns are not the same, I'll make sure I get proper Chrysler rim. Thanks for your response.

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Flyin' Lion

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You should still measure the wheels (rims) bolt pattern, there may be another vehicle that shares the same bolt pattern. An example would be, Ford Ranger wheels (rims) will fit a Jeep with a 5 by 4.5 bolt pattern.

The easiest thing to do is just ask for Chrysler specific rims, but this is good advice if you are looking to get rims at a junkyard.

Hope that helps.

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Yup, that should do it. Thanks FL.

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