jimmybob

Thinking of buying these wheels with perelli p6 tires, would be cool if I could just bolt them on.

whopper

Since the link does not work as posted, it's pretty hard to tell. Try reposting the link again.

RJ_RS_SS_350

I fixed the link for you, but without specs, it's still impossible to advise you.

donbrew

If the bolt circle is 5X110 and the offset is around 42, they will fit. If they are for a 9-5 most likely they are.

RJ_RS_SS_350

I was able to find it on your website, 16 "x6.5", 5x110mm
SAAB # 400127882

But a Google search of the part number did not find the offset

jimmybob

I was able to find a website that said the saab wheels were et49 and I know hhrs are 42 do you guys think it would rub on the strut?

solman98

Someone several years ago someone from here installed Saab wheels and the fit was fine.

aradmahogany

The hub size and lug nut seat type are critical as well. Research the wheels to find these things out, or just seasrch for the car they were on. Buying non OEM rims can be a pain, but as long as offset is within spec and the seat type as well as hub size, you are good. I measured my American Racing Torq Thrust M wheels before installation, and they were machined perfectly right down to the millimeter. Being that SAAB was part of the GM family, I am sure they will fit and be virtually the same as the HHR. Offset wise, you can safely go to +35 MM. Thats where mine are at. I think that is the absolute lowest you can go, though.