what other ford cars, or tucks shared the same rim bolt patterns as an explorer?
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bolt patterns?
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i have a 95 ford taurus with 96 thunderbird rims, and i was looking at getting an explorer, so the rims should fit.
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Well they might fit the bolt pattern, but I don't know about the back spacing/offset on the wheels. Stock Explorer is 4.5".
Measure your current wheels and then we'll know if they will fit.
Measure your current wheels and then we'll know if they will fit.
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Taurus & 89-97 T-Bird/Cougar wheels will not fit. They use a ******* 5 on 4.25 bolt pattern.
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