Fuels from a Colorado?

My buddy is getting rid of his Colorado and I kinda talked him into giving me his fuels. Well a trade anyway. But will they fit? I'm assuming they will but just wondering if anyone had done it .

 

No the Colorado uses a different bolt pattern

 

WEll, damn. I looked and saw some places it used the same, and others said it didnt.

 

Why not try one and find out?

 

I believe that the bolt pattern is the same but the hole for the hub is smaller.
Toyota wheels would work on the Chevy but his wont on yours.
That being said, I've read online that some have done it.
Since they're Fuels and not factory, look up the specs , or try one on.

 

Once he gets a motor in it, were gunna try it. If it works great. If not. Oh well.

 

You have to bore the center on Chevy stuff to fit.

 

Im hoping since they are aftermarket they will be universal.

 

The first generation Colorado is 6-139.7 and the second generation is 6-120. What year is his truck and do you know what the width and offset are on the wheels?

We'll gladly check and see if they'll fit your truck

 

I have no idea what year it is. All I know is they are 17s. I will see if he knows.

 

its a 2008. Hes not sure of the offset.

 

2008 falls under the 1st generation so the bolt pattern is 6-139.7

Do you know which Fuel model it is and what the diameter is (17", 18" etc)?

 

It's a 17. and I think they are Fuel Beasts

 

That's the Fuel Beast.

The17-inch version in the 6-139.7 bolt pattern is offered in 17x9 with a -12mm offset and or 17x9 with 0 offset (hub bore is not an issue). The 17x9 0 offset is the best choice as the 17x9 -12 offset is pretty aggressive and may rub depending on the tire size you go with.

 

I assumed you meant a newer body style -

 

What? The wheels are 17s, his truck is an 08.

 

Like discount tire mentioned above - they changed bolt pattern after a certain year . I assumed your friend had a new model colorado which is the wrong bolt pattern.