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I'm not sure, but I'll bet if you go to a website that sells rims you can look up rims for both vehicles to see if the part numbers are the same. They might even list the bolt patterns right there on the webpage.
Because smartass..."give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime"
In half of the time it took you to write both responses to assert your 'superiority', you could have offered some expertise on the subject in a positive, productive manner. Remember, we were all noobs at one point. I simply choose to help and cite my sources for easy reference by ANYONE whom would be interested in the subject matter.
If you have to berate and belittle someone in such a way, don't respond to questions that are so far 'below' you. It just comes across as rude and narcissistic. Try asserting yourself by writing a FAQ that answers these rather common questions instead. Consider this reply as me teaching you how to fish
If you have to berate and belittle someone in such a way,
I did neither, I showed him how to find the information. All was well until you butted in with your 2-cents and sarcasm. That's when everyone's time started to be wasted. We've all been around here for years without problems. Now you show up with an attitude and ruin every thread you post in. No wonder why you sold you're little Mazda, they probably got tired of putting up with you over there on that forum.
Well what did I stir up here?
Yep, could have googled but getting to know my new expedition family being I bought one today.
Still over in the explorer area being I have one o those.
But thanks for the info peeps.
Really appreciate it.
01-31-2016, 12:01 PM
