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universal wheels?
are there any wheels that fit both 4 lug configurations and 5 lug configurations
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Yes, there are a few. Of course you also need to find the right width, offset and hubcentric size.
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Alot of aftermarket rims have universal lug nut holes. They can fit a 4 lug or a 5 lug.
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