MAK Zenith
20 pcs
Ships Thu, Dec 10
Bolts: needs conical 60° seat bolts or nuts. Bolts from the car's original wheels may not fit.
Specifications
Manufacturer article criteria| Size | 6.5J × 16" |
| Bolt pattern | 4×100 |
| Offset (ET) | 40 mm |
| Centre bore (CB) | 60.1 mm |
| Maximum load | 705 kg |
| Seat type | Conical 60° |
| Material | Alloy |
| Colour | Gloss Black |
| Brand | MAK |
| Article number | F6560ZHGB40CH2X |
| EAN | 8030580181488 |
| Weight | 11110 g |
| Package size | 406 × 406 × 191 mm |
About MAK F6560ZHGB40CH2X
MAK F6560ZHGB40CH2X is a mak zenith. One offer is available, at €191.26.
Frequently asked
Will this wheel fit my car?
This rim is 4×100 16". A rim fits when the bolt pattern, the diameter, the offset (ET) and the centre bore all suit the car — the specification above states all four. A hub smaller than the centre bore needs a centring ring, and on a smaller diameter it is worth checking that the brake caliper clears the spokes.
Can I use my old bolts?
Only if the seat, the thread and the length all match. The seat type is in the specification above; the thread and the length depend on the car, and bolts from factory wheels are often the wrong length for an aftermarket rim. A bolt that seats differently will not hold the wheel, so check all three before reusing them.
Are these wheels suitable for winter?
Yes, with the usual care. Alloy and steel rims are both driven through Nordic winters; what shortens their life is road salt rather than cold, so wash them through the season and keep the bolts clean. Under a narrower winter tyre a smaller diameter is often the cheaper and more comfortable choice, as long as it still clears the brakes.
Is there a cheaper alternative?
Rims of the same bolt pattern and diameter are interchangeable, so compare the others in this size. A smaller diameter, or a steel rim instead of alloy, is usually the cheaper way to the same fit.
When will I receive it?
Every offer states the day we send it. How long the carrier then takes is theirs, so we do not promise an arrival date we cannot keep.