Nissan Note Alloy Wheel Rim 16" 6J ET:45 BH00CLX09

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Nissan Note Alloy Wheel Rim 16" 6J ET:45 is a robust, original component from the Wheels category, designed specifically to meet the structural requirements of this model. The silver finish and precisely selected geometric parameters ensure a consistent look for the car, stable handling, and predictable suspension behavior. This is a used alloy wheel that allows for an economical, yet technically correct replacement of a single wheel or completion of a set.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: BH00CLX09-1
• Mark: Nissan
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: BH00CLX09
• Substitutable numbers: BH00CLX09
• Color: Silver
• Rim diameter: 16"
• Rim width: 6
• Offset (ET): 45
• Hole diameter: 100
• Number of holes: 4
• Rim material: Aluminium
• Category: Rims

Purpose and fitment for Nissan Note

The wheel has been developed as a component dedicated to the Nissan Note, maintaining factory specifications regarding bolt pattern, suspension geometry, and steering system operation. This ensures that the correct tire contact angles, predictable handling characteristics, and compatibility with stock braking system components are maintained.

Selecting a wheel with the correct parameters is crucial for the safety and durability of the components. This model features an aluminum construction, which reduces unsprung mass compared to steel wheels, resulting in more precise suspension response and better ride comfort.

Construction, material, and performance characteristics

The wheel is made of aluminum, which provides a favorable strength-to-weight ratio and good resistance to typical operational loads. The silver finish gives the wheel an aesthetic, neutral look that complements both lighter and darker body colors well.

The rim geometry has been selected to work with tires of a standard profile for this model, ensuring even bead seating against the rim flange and proper distribution of forces during braking and acceleration. The aluminum construction also facilitates potential refurbishment processes, such as straightening or refinishing the paint coating.

Mounting parameters and mounting stability

The bolt pattern and number of mounting holes have been adapted to the stock Nissan Note hubs, which guarantees proper seating of the wheel on the hub and even load distribution to the mounting bolts. The appropriately selected offset supports the maintenance of the factory track width, which is important for vehicle stability at higher speeds and during emergency maneuvers.

A wheel configured in this way allows for trouble-free installation in place of a worn or damaged component, without the need for interference with other suspension parts. This solution is particularly beneficial for targeted repairs following mechanical damage to a single wheel.

Practical application and benefits of choosing a used alloy wheel

Choosing a used alloy wheel for a Nissan Note is a reasonable compromise between cost and functionality. It allows for reduced expenses while maintaining compliance with the manufacturer's factory specifications. The aluminum construction also promotes better heat dissipation from the braking system, which is important during intensive urban driving.

If you want to better understand how to assess the condition of a rim, what to look for when purchasing, and what the possibilities for refurbishment are, check out the tips in the article Used wheels like new: a guide to buying and refurbishing alloy wheels. It is a practical source of knowledge that will help you consciously plan your purchase and any potential refurbishment work.

Expanding the configuration and selecting other Nissan wheels

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the wheel area on your Nissan and need other elements from the same group, such as additional rims, spare wheels, or complete wheel sets, check out the available parts in the Nissan Wheels category.

To compare the cost-effectiveness of purchasing new parts, replacements, and components from the secondary market, you can also refer to the guide Original, replacement, or used – which car parts are the most cost-effective?, which discusses the differences in costs, quality, and fitment in an accessible way.