P500 Corolla/Civic wheels on a Side x Side?

[Lburou]

AMENDED POST:

While speaking with a Golf Cart Shop Owner yesterday, I learned that some Japanese wheels will bolt up to a golf cart. Which wheels would fit our Hondas, allowing more choices for street tires?

I've amended this post to feature RSMark5's reply, it is brief and to the point in case other new owners pursue the same question:

1st gen Rx7's and 626's.

So, it may be possible to find the Mazda wheels noted above and mount any number of 14" tires on the market. Don't know the offset for these tires.

 

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[NitroxDiver]

When I look up Corolla or Civic wheel pattern it looks like they are 4x100mm bolt pattern. P5 is 4x110 so they will not bolt up. Not sure what cars have 4x110

 

[Lburou]

When I look up Corolla or Civic wheel pattern it looks like they are 4x100mm bolt pattern. P5 is 4x110 so they will not bolt up. Not sure what cars have 4x110

Thanks, well done Nitro...I guess that settles it.

 

[RSMark5]

When I look up Corolla or Civic wheel pattern it looks like they are 4x100mm bolt pattern. P5 is 4x110 so they will not bolt up. Not sure what cars have 4x110

1st gen Rx7's and 626's.

 

[Bastardchild]

While speaking with a Golf Cart Shop Owner yesterday, I learned that some Corolla and some Civic wheels will bolt up to a golf cart.

With 52 miles of paved streets in our gated community, I ride the streets quite a bit & tend our two acre property as well as my small apiary on the brazos River in Texas. These are the only uses for our P500. I want a street tire. It seems possible to have a taller than stock wheel/tire combination using an automobile wheel.... Anyone have experience with this? Any thoughts?

Instead of looking for 4x110 car wheels, just buy 4x110 sxs or atv wheels that are 14" and put 14" car tires on them. Or if you find a deal on car tires and wheels from say, a Toyota Corolla for example, you could get adapters from Amazon or Ebay to adapt the Toyota wheels to your Honda hubs. Just a thought. Post pics whatever you do!