Q for those in the know about wheels

[MadeInJapan]

Wanting to replace the donut spare in my son's '07 S60 2.5T that is currently using 17" tires... Wheel on there is the Tucana 17x7.5.
My question is, if I go steel wheel route, will this wheel work?
https://www.amazon.com/Pacer-Modular-5x ... volvo10-20
I found this regarding fitment:
https://www.wheel-size.com/size/volvo/S60/2007/

Thanks for your input. I'm concerned about off-set as well as bore diameter. I know the lugs will center it up but will there be to much play that I should have a hub-centric ring, and if so, is there one this size? Plus, I'd hate to have to deal with some other contraption other than just unbolting and bolting on a tire in the case of a flat. The other thing is, his current wheels have pressure sensors in them. Is a spare on his car going to cause the S60 to scream at him to where driving it will be problematic? I'm especially thinking of a scenario of driving the car home from a long trip on a weekend where you can't get a tire repaired. This happened to me several years ago and I have since replaced all of our other Volvo's spares with real size tires.

-MIJ

[oragex]

Not an A but even if the offset clears the caliper I won't be taking a chance. Sometimes it's the lug hole in the wheel that doesn't have the correct angle and the lugs won't tighten properly. Best choice is a Volvo wheel from the scrap yard.

[MadeInJapan]

Thanks orangex- the verdict is still out. I'd like to either get confirmation from someone who has used this or not. Either way though, you're probably right! I didn't even think of whether or not it would clear the calipers. Even if it might clear in the back, there's no guarantee it will in the front.

[oragex]

The offset is stamped inside your actual wheels, at the very last I'd start from there, normally looking for same or smaller number

[beigg]

I'd look for a 2003+ XC90 donut.

[MadeInJapan]

Offset is 49