GR Yaris Light 7x17 that fit

[MarkoS]

-absolutely! very tempted to pull the trigger for a set of those but would be nice to reassurance about the fitting. Also looking to get titanium (or Al??) lug nuts to further reduce un-sprung weight.

Local rim dealer sent an email to OZ with the question on my behalf, will let you know once/if reply arrives.

 

[Onehp]

I think OZ will be getting at least 4 inquiries same day

 

[MarkoS]

I think OZ will be getting at least 4 inquiries same day

Enough demand will make rims fit I bet

 

[MarkoS]

Got an email back saying it's not confirmed.
They do have 17x7,5 in shop, but ET48. Not sure if it's worth taking a 2 hour drive to test fit ET48?

 

[GRandemakina]

Got an email back saying it's not confirmed.
They do have 17x7,5 in shop, but ET48. Not sure if it's worth taking a 2 hour drive to test fit ET48?

for the slim tyres (205/50 r17) I would think that a good rim size is the 7Jx17 ET35... that said, if a 7,5Jx17 ET48 clears the calipers it's likely that the 7J ET35 would fit too - but don't quote me on that though!

 

[Onehp]

7" is the 'right' width for 205, but 7,5" would work too and the slightly added stretch will help with feedback of what typically are quite soft sidewalled tyre models (wintertyres). ET48 is too much, but with the help of spacers or even washers, one could make a test fit work if OZ knows how other width/ET differ from the tested rim.

 

[Michael Knight]

Local rim dealer sent an email to OZ with the question on my behalf, will let you know once/if reply arrives.

I sent OZ enquiry and they returned to a local reseller (as asked from both).
Any news on Allegrita Fitment? Braid is of course easy choice but Allegrita would be over 2kg lighter.

 

[MarkoS]

I sent OZ enquiry and they returned to a local reseller (as asked from both).
Any news on Allegrita Fitment? Braid is of course easy choice but Allegrita would be over 2kg lighter.

No news, since they only got et48 in store and no tools, I gave up on the trip there to test fit.