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chuts

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Forums like this are great for help when bits of your freelander fall off/stop working etc, and most threads seem to be all doom and gloom.

Without tempting fate or rubbing salt into wounds of unlucky owners out there, I love my freelander and runs perfectly everytime. She's ace off-road, and I have caught the bug with regards to taking her down some tricky lanes in the area.

HOWEVER... having caught the bug and taken her off road, I have bought some steel wheels with the view to fitting them with A/T tyres so I won't wreck the alloys and road tyres any more than I already have.

Having tried to fit the steel wheels and researched them, I understand that pre-2000 stealies are different to newer ones in that the hub changed around this date. Having picked up the wheels today and being assured by the dealership I bought them from off e-bay (£25, bargain), they dont seem to sit right on the rear hubs. Have I got the old ones? I did take a few phots but my phone is refusing to connect to my laptop to upload them.

Any help greatly appreciated ;)
 
No nuts, I am waiting for a set to come up on ebay. Failing that will get some from dealer.

The alloys seem to sit a couple of mm's away from hub, whereas the steel ones seem to sit tight to them. Should they be ok?
 
No nuts, I am waiting for a set to come up on ebay. Failing that will get some from dealer.

The alloys seem to sit a couple of mm's away from hub, whereas the steel ones seem to sit tight to them. Should they be ok?
make sure you get the right ones and when yer tighten them it should pull everything up tight
 
Nice one, thanks slob. Am i right in thinking the steel wheel nuts are a complete cylinder in shape, hard to explain but can see through them if that makes sense?
 
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