Hi all

Thinking of getting a nice set of 2012 jaguar xf alloys
For my 2004 xj350 xj6

Would they fit
Mine are 5x108

Appreciated

Adam

 

Hi Adam,

Not sure that will work.
First, the offset may be different, yous should check.
But more seriously, XF wheels are staggered, from what I know, while X350s have the same wheels, front and rear.

 

Mine are 5x108
I, m sure the xf has the same bolt pattern

 

Ok for the bolt pattern.
But that does not address the issue of offset and staggering.
You better check

 

Wheel General InfoThe ranges of possible values for tires and rims for a Jaguar XJ 2004

Tires for*Jaguar XJ 2004

Diameters: 18'' - 20''Width (mm): 235 - 255Tire aspect ratio (%): 35 - 50Smallest tire size: 235/50 R18Largest tire size: 255/35 R20

Rims for*Jaguar XJ 2004

Bolt pattern 5x108Diameter: 18'' - 20'';**Width (inches): 7.5 - 9.5;**Offset (mm): 40 - 50


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wheel General InfoThe ranges of possible values for tires and rims for a Jaguar XF 2012

Tires for*Jaguar XF 2012

Diameters: 18'' - 20''Width (mm): 235 - 255Tire aspect ratio (%): 35 - 45Smallest tire size: 245/45 R18Largest tire size: 255/35 R20

Rims for*Jaguar XF 2012

Bolt pattern 5x108Diameter: 18'' - 20'';**Width (inches): 8.5 - 9.5;**Offset (mm): 40 - 45.

 

Would the XF ALLOYS FIT MY XJ350 ?

 

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Adam, try using the tire rim calculator at the top of the forum page under TOOLS dropdown.

 

Adam,

In general it is not recommended to put staggered wheels on a car that was not designed for it because it may alter the overall balance in ride.

In the EU (at least in Belgium) that would be forbidden because not in accordance with the European Certificate of Conformance (all the authorised dimensions of tyres and rims are put therein). That would be immediately visible during a yearly Technical Control and the vehicle would not pass the MOT.

Also, putting wheels with an offset departing by more than 10 mm with regard to specs may lead to increased load and wear of bushes and joints.

Now, if you want to pursue, up to you...

 

Just need to know if they would fit on my xj350 ?

 

This is my present wheel


This is the soon to be new wheel

 

Your current wheels seem to be the 7.5Jx17CH49 so-called "winter" Jaguar wheels for the X350.
This means a width of 7.5", a diameter of 17" and an offset of 49mm, in full accordance with the CoC.

They should be fitted with 235/55 R17 99W tyres, meaning a width of 235mm, a flange height of 55% of 235 mm, an internal diameter of 17", a load index of 99 and a W speed index (up to 270 km/h).

The X350 CoC records the following dimensions for wheels and tyres (same for front and rear):
- 235/55 R17 99W tyres with 7.5Jx17CH49 rims;
- 235/50 R18 97W tyres with 8Jx18CH49 rims;
- 255/40 R19 96Y tyres with 8.5Jx19CH49 rims; and
- 255/35 R20 97Y tyres with 9.0Jx20CH49 rims.

You cannot choose a lower speed index (there is a tolerance of one index lower for winter tyres, though).
You also cannot put a lower load index.
Please take care that the indexes vary with the size of the rims/tyres.

I do not know what are your soon to be wheels.
I suggest that you look at their specs (or ask the vendor) and check whether they are recorded in the CoC (my doubts, as they are staggered).
Then make your mind accordingly

 

Look at pictures above