Toyota Verso Mk2 Alloy Wheel Rim Silver 17" 7J ET:39 42611-0F130

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. Toyota Verso Mk2 Alloy Wheel Rim Silver 17" 7J ET:39 is an original rim from the Wheels category, designed for demanding users looking for a solid, factory-spec solution for their vehicle. The silver finish of the rim ensures an aesthetic appearance, while the OEM construction guarantees predictable vehicle behavior and proper driving parameters. It is a practical choice for drivers who want to maintain a consistent body appearance and proper handling characteristics.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 426110F130-SL1
• Mark: Toyota
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 426110F130
• Substitutable numbers: 426110F130, 42611-0F130
• Color: Silver
• Rim diameter: 17"
• Rim width: 7
• Offset (ET): 39
• Hole diameter: 114.3
• Number of holes: 5
• Category: Rims

Technical characteristics of the rim

The alloy wheel for Toyota Verso Mk2 has been designed as a suspension component with optimized geometric parameters. The appropriately selected rim width and ET value support vehicle stability, correct cornering, and even suspension load. As a result, the rim works well with the factory steering and suspension settings, which translates into predictable car reactions. The silver finish of the rim is visually neutral and matches both light and dark body colors. This type of color scheme also makes it easier to keep the rim in an acceptable visual condition during daily use, masking minor dirt and typical signs of wear.

Application and fitment for Toyota Verso Mk2

The rim has been developed with the specific requirements of the Toyota Verso Mk2 model in mind, which means proper fitment to the hub, wheel arches, and standard tires intended for this car. Maintaining factory mounting parameters reduces the risk of improper wheel seating, rubbing against suspension components, or excessive bearing load. For the user, this means:

• maintaining the handling characteristics intended by the manufacturer,
• a consistent vehicle appearance close to the factory configuration,
• easier selection of tires in standard sizes.

Benefits of choosing an original alloy wheel

The original alloy wheel for Toyota from the Wheels category ensures predictable build quality and compliance with factory safety standards. Compared to random aftermarket replacements, the OEM component minimizes the risk of problems with balancing, air leaks, or incorrect distribution of forces acting on the suspension. This is particularly important in daily operation, where stability, comfort, and even tire wear are essential. A used product allows for reduced repair or replacement costs for a single rim while maintaining the factory character of the vehicle. It is a sensible solution for mechanical damage, such as bending or cracking of one of the rims, when visual and technical matching to the remaining wheels is required.

Practical mounting and maintenance tips

Before mounting the rim, it is worth paying attention to the proper preparation of the contact surface with the hub and the use of appropriate bolt tightening torques, in accordance with the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations. A correctly mounted rim reduces the risk of steering wheel vibrations, uneven tire wear, and excessive load on suspension components. For users who want to better understand the importance of parameters such as ET or rim width and the principles of selecting used alloy wheels, the following guide will be helpful: Do scratched rims ruin the look of the car? Used original alloy wheels for Audi and BMW as a quick way to a makeover. The article discusses, among other things, the interpretation of rim markings and a practical approach to replacing a single rim.

Why choose a used OEM rim

Choosing a used OEM rim is a compromise between cost control and maintaining a high level of safety and functionality. This type of solution is particularly beneficial for post-accident repairs or point replacements of suspension components, where consistency with the remaining wheels and factory car parameters is important. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the wheel and suspension area in your Toyota and need other components from the same group, such as rims of different sizes, rims with a different finish, or additional rim configurations, check the available parts in the Toyota Wheels category. Additional information on how to rationally use the used parts market and optimize service costs is provided in the guide: Rising repair costs and the boom in used parts – how to save on car service?. This is a practical supplement to your knowledge when planning the purchase of a used alloy wheel.