[Cobaltite]

My car has the optional 16 inch aluminum wheels with 5 lugs, and I would like to grab a set of steel wheels off of a wrecked car to throw some Blizzaks on for winter use. Will a set of steelies off of a Cavalier or Malibu or something like that fit my car? The only Cobalt steelies I find are four lug.

 

[Firebalt07]

if your car has 5 studs... and the rims have four... then no you cannot fit a square peg in a round hole... now if they are 5 lug then yes considering the offset is similar... i would find out a little more about the rims and ask someone who knows a little more.

 

[Cobaltite]

Clarification

Thanks for the reply. I guess I should be a little more clear. My car does have 5 lugs, so I am aware that the steel 4 lug wheels will not fit. I was wondering if anyone on the site has found a commonly available steel wheel with the correct offset and 5 lug bolt pattern that does fit.

 

[beamer1341]

check tirereack.com shop for some wheels and it will tell you almost every vehicle's bolt pattern

 

[jsepulveda89]

Im pretty sure chevy hhr rims are the same bolt pattern

 

[PEKO87]

^^^im sure they are...on the ciaz.net forums (cobalt and ion of az) two guys swapped wheels...on had a cobalt ss and the other a hhr ss...

 

[B-Low187]

im pretty sure a set of cavy rims would fit as well

 

[mike1]

in a wheel fitment guide i have it says the cobalt with 5 lugs has a 5x110 bolt pattern.with a 35-42 backspaceing. the 2004-2006 malibu shares the same bolt pattern and backspaceing i hope this helps you

 

[Cobaltite]

in a wheel fitment guide i have it says the cobalt with 5 lugs has a 5x110 bolt pattern.with a 35-42 backspaceing. the 2004-2006 malibu shares the same bolt pattern and backspaceing i hope this helps you

Thanks, after a little measuring, I found a set from a Saab.