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Hi Mike.
I'm thinking of buying replacement alloy wheel rims for my 2001 Honda Odyssey from a used parts shop selling more recent (2002-)Odyssey parts. I see from the parts list that 2002 and later rims have a different part number (42700-S0X-A81 vs 42700-S0X-A91) so there may be changes. What should I look for besides bolt pattern to be sure they are suitable? Or, where can I go for this information?
Thanks.

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    Go to someone who sells custom rims.  If the same rims fit both years, then the wheels should interchange.  They have different part numbers because they are different wheels.  Otherwise you wouldn't want to change them.  While you're visiting you might want to check out the custom wheels for your car.  I'm sure they have something better looking than any of the OEM wheels.

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Auto repair and parts questions on any year or make including older and foreign makes(MG and DeSoto, for example)

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30 years as an auto parts counterman and parts manager, both wholesale and retail

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B.A. in english, minor in physics

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