[Geodude]

Might be interested in an OEM set of 18 inch rims for my winter tires. Within an hours drive of Edmonton AB

Was in the same situation and could not find any OEM 18's for winter. Then I discovered that OEM 2018-2022 Hyundai Elantra Sport 18 inch rims are exact fit and they are a bit more available due to obviously a lot more Elantra's sold compared to Palisade.
They look very nice and more elegant on Palisade and we have them for 2nd winter already with Michelin X-Ice winter tires and are very happy. I also saw them on couple other Palisades driving around.

They are black and machined silver, have same specs: bore 67.1mm, 5x114.3, 18 x 7.5j and same offset. Just my opinion man.

 

[Ralph6410]

Was in the same situation and could not find any OEM 18's for winter. Then I discovered that OEM 2018-2022 Hyundai Elantra Sport 18 inch rims are exact fit and they are a bit more available due to obviously a lot more Elantra's sold compared to Palisade.
They look very nice and more elegant on Palisade and we have them for 2nd winter already with Michelin X-Ice winter tires and are very happy. I also saw them on couple other Palisades driving around.

They are black and machined silver, have same specs: bore 67.1mm, 5x114.3, 18 x 7.5j and same offset. Just my opinion man.

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Yes.. I think there are lots of options, that bolt pattern is pretty common as is the offset. The bore might be different but centering rings fix that

 

[Geodude]

Yes.. I think there are lots of options, that bolt pattern is pretty common as is the offset. The bore might be different but centering rings fix that

I wouldn’t go for centering rings as eventually you’ll get vibration judging from my experience with several aftermarket rims with centering rings, even if it’s off by 0.1mm - it’ll eventually start vibrating, just matter of time. But that’s just me. That’s why I opted for oem Hyundai rims just from different model. Bore size 67.1mm is important to have original imho.

 

[Ralph6410]

I wouldn’t go for centering rings as eventually you’ll get vibration judging from my experience with several aftermarket rims with centering rings, even if it’s off by 0.1mm - it’ll eventually start vibrating, just matter of time. But that’s just me. That’s why I opted for oem Hyundai rims just from different model. Bore size 67.1mm is important to have original imho.

I think the wheels are located more by the bolt/lug nuts than the fit of the bore. It is likely that there is considerable clearance at the bore for ease of installation. But for sure, even if the mass is offset by as little as 0.1 mm there will be considerable unbalance created.