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Old 12-11-2016, 10:05 PM
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What other 18" wheels (Jaguar or other manufacture) will fit on an x-type sport? I was going to go to our local salvage yard to look. I would like to find one to use as a full sized spare.
 
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Heres a list of other vehicles with the same PCD - 5x108 - Bolt pattern - Wheel-Size.com

But you will have to bear in mind the offset of the wheel, as not all of them will clear the suspension on the X Type.

If your going to run a 7.5x18 wheel, you will need an offset of at least ET52.5
If your going to run a 9x18 wheel, you will need an offset of at least ET43
 
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They're likely to be heavier so will reduce performance & handling and will increase suspension wear (perhaps dramatically).

If in UK be certain to tell your insurer (mandatory, else they can void your insurance).
 
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Heres a list of other vehicles with the same PCD - 5x108 - Bolt pattern - Wheel-Size.com

But you will have to bear in mind the offset of the wheel, as not all of them will clear the suspension on the X Type.

If your going to run a 7.5x18 wheel, you will need an offset of at least ET52.5
If your going to run a 9x18 wheel, you will need an offset of at least ET43
We don't have many of those vehicles here in the US but it looks like I should be alright using a Ford/Lincoln wheel.
 

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