Alloys Wheels

Anyone know if you can purchase alloy wheels for Volkswagon Passat (proper VW's) anywhere other than VW?

Tirerack.com or discount tire

2007-05-29 09:37:15 by Rachel H

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I have a 2002 Vauxhall Astra 1.6D with 15 inch wheels. I still have the 14 inch alloy wheels off my 1980 something (Can't remember - shame on me - it was E reg) Vauxhall Cavalier SRi 130. Is it possible to replace the 15 inch wheels with the 14 inch alloys? Thanks

virtually any vauxhall 4 stud will fit another 4 stud, rear drum brake, its the spigot ring in the centre if it will fit over the centre hub, plus if the wheels dish the right way to clear the calliper on the front

2008-06-06 04:24:31 by daisy

Is there more black alloy wheels than chrome alloy wheels on vehicle today? Which do you prefer black or chrome on your vehicle?

the first 4
http://www.google.com/products?q=black+a nd+alloy+wheels&hl=en

2008-11-29 20:01:46 by mal75

Chrome plated drop forged alloy steel
Knurled edge No-Slip grip
reach tight spaces where standard ratchets won't fit

I want to purchase hero Honda CD deluxe with alloy wheels , is there any effect of alloy wheels on average of CD deluxe .

hi dude...........ya you would get around 2/3 km less..............coz alloy wheels are heavier than spoke wheel ................so number of RPM of tyres decreases .................so the distance covered is less........in same quantity of fuel ....... i hope you got it ..........

2008-10-19 01:13:50 by sukhi

I have an old Renault Megane with 13inch steel wheels. 15 inch alloys with 50% profile tyres should be a straight swap, but is there any advantage apart from styling?

Alloy wheels are stronger then steel wheels, they also dissipate heat better and do not rust. Going to a lower profile tire like a "50 series" will give you more road contact. This in turn will improve your dry-weather handling and braking. Be careful not to go too wide on the tires. A general rule for going up two sizes in rim width like you are doing is known as the Plus 2 option which means: add 20mm to existing tire width, subtract -20mm from your current sidewall and add 2 inches to your rim size. Also check with your rim manufacturer to make sure that the rim will work on your vehicle including whether or not any hub centric rings will be needed to compensate for different rim offsets (the centering of the bolt holes usually front drive cars have a positive offset meaning the bolt holes are closer to the front of the rim, and rear drives or 4 wheel drives usually have a negative offset or bolt holes closer to the rear of the rim "the side closer to the wheel well").

2008-10-17 03:32:15 by fuzzypurplebeatnik