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01-12-2013, 02:32 PM
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Hi all, my missus has a 2012 Territory running 235/60/17 tyres, I'm building a motorbike trailer that has EA stud pattern hubs & I wanted to fit Territory steelies to the trailer so that I could use spare from territory instead of carrying a trailer spare - I know EA-EL have a different offset to AU onwards rims but does that have any real effect or hindrance when fitted to a brakeless trailer hub? If I keep the tyre size on trailer to 235/60/17 can I use the territory spare without issue? Any help is appreciated, have tried googling this stuff but all posts found related to AU rims on EA style cars
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Territory Rims, EA hubs all on a trailer advice!
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