Hey guys, i’m new to this. i bought a 2002 s60 4 years ago, never really touched it . i decided to fix it up, and started with my wheel bearing issue, and when i was done, noticed my rim wasn’t sitting flush. the front passenger rim was a different design, and was for an s40, not an s60 when i looked it up. i’m aware that different rims fit different models, is there a certain style rim that i need to fit on my car? part number, etc? any feedback would be appreciated

 

check out wheel-size.com. It will tell you all the specs for your wheels. The thing about Volvo's is the older models (with the exception of the RWDs and the Gen 1 S40) all are 5x108 with a 65.1mm center bore. Starting with the Gen 2 S40 Volvo started moving to a 63.4 center bore (so the odd rim could not possibly be from an S40). By 2010, pretty much all Volvos were using the 63.4 center bore. So if you want replacement wheels, just make sure you match to older Volvos with the correct center bore. (including 850s, older V70s, older S80s. The other key dimension for your car is the offset aka ET number. This will vary by rim width but wheel-size.com will show you all the factory rim sizes that match your chassis.