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Will this fit on the 2017 Elantra Sport?

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Fat_n_furious
Will be getting winter tire and rims tommorow at the dealership, but don't like 16"steelies....

Found this online for $800 CND.

Is this worth buying and will it fit the 2017 Elantra Sport?

Wheel size 17x8, Bolt Pattern 5x144, Center Bore 60.1(I'll have to measure to confirm), Lug size(shouldn't matter) and Offset 45mm.


They are off a 2006 Lexus IS250,

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R1600Turbo
Our center bore is 67.1mm. Those will not fit.
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kdetlor
R1600Turbo said:
Our center bore is 67.1mm. Those will not fit.
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You can get center rings.
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Chuck P
To make those wheels work you’d need to add a custom spacer which is hub centric to the car and then reduces to fit the wheel. It would have to be of considerable thickness too, then you’d need longer studs and +45 would poke too much.

The short answer is no they won’t work.
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R1600Turbo
kdetlor said:
You can get center rings.
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Our bore is larger than the bore on the wheel. Chuck is right, he would need spacers that reduce the bore size. Doing so would make the wheels poke out really far. Not worth it IMO.
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Fat_n_furious
Thanks guys for the quick replies. Looks like my only option is to go with 16' steelies with 225/45r17 Blizzak WS80 since there's no 17's available....
I'm curious as to how it rides compared to the stock wheels and tires.
Winter package is $1,245 including mount, balance, steelies and nitrogen filled.

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killertek78
Fat_n_furious said:
Thanks guys for the quick replies. Looks like my only option is to go with 16' steelies with 225/45r17 Blizzak WS80 since there's no 17's available....
I'm curious as to how it rides compared to the stock wheels and tires.
Winter package is $1,245 including mount, balance, steelies and nitrogen filled.
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I use 205/60/16 walmart winters(actually really like them) on steelies for winter, from my previous 2011 Elantra. Ride is a bit more compliant with more sidewall on a much softer tire, doesn't handle as well obviously, and about the same road noise too.

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J
I think the bolt pattern needed to fit is 114.3. I m using 215/55r16 winter tire on steelies, it barely clear the caliper bracket by like 3mm. ride is a bit softer because of tire profile.
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P
Yes, be careful of the 16" rim. The front rotor size is larger than the non sport model. I noticed some members got difficult to use 16" rim too.
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