I'm trying to determine what size RIM to obtain for my Hyundai Accent
2000 GS. I called the dealership and they had me read the last eight
digits of my VIN and they said that it comes in 4 and a half and 5
inch "bolt patterns" for a 13 inch tire. Isn't this standard? Anyone
have any ideas? I'm trying to have a spare tire mounted after I had
new tires put on.

Thanks in advance,
Mike

 

"Mike Wilson" <mrwilson_69@***.net-rem_underscores> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to determine what size RIM to obtain for my Hyundai Accent
> 2000 GS. I called the dealership and they had me read the last eight
> digits of my VIN and they said that it comes in 4 and a half and 5
> inch "bolt patterns" for a 13 inch tire. Isn't this standard? Anyone
> have any ideas? I'm trying to have a spare tire mounted after I had
> new tires put on.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Mike

If I recall correctly, the 2000 Accent has a 100 mm bolt pattern.

 

Ask the rim people, no reason to bother the dealer with that.

 

If you have a steel rim, the part number will be imprinted in the rim.
It'll be 52910-#####.

 

Mike Wilson <mrwilson_69@***.net-rem_underscores> wrote:

>I'm trying to determine what size RIM to obtain for my Hyundai Accent
>2000 GS.

The 2000 and newer Accent uses a 4-bolt rim with 100mm stud spacing.

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