Tara

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Jan 21, 2008
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Hi , I'm getting my wheel done by Jack at Royal Steering Wheels and I got a replacement wheel to use while I'm getting mine done but now I'm not sure which one to use....mine is a Facelift without the copper on the wheel but I like the copper on the one I have and I'm thinking of getting that done and keeping mine for when I sell..... thats people's thoughts....? My oem and the one i got here.
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I've got the copper one on my Ateca.
I always loved some contrast colored trim parts around, I believe it livens up the cabin, so in my opinion copper one is better.
 
I agree the copper ones look better for sure but it was only that all the latest post 2025 reg like mine are all produced without any copper for a so called cleaner look lol
 
Not having copper on the face-lift model seems like a penny pinching move.

Is the alcantara work that you're having done on your OE wheel anything special or is it a refurbishment to keep it OE but bring it back to new?

That said, when you get your wheel back, take a look at them side by side and make a decision.

Your car, your steering wheel. Which one do you prefer the look and feel of? You decide.

Guy

PS > don't take any notice of what we think.


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Checked the wheel on my one year old Ateca VZ.

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The difference seems to be, mine and your replacement have four thin strips of copper, two on each of the 3 and 9 o'clock spokes, and around the buttons at 4 & 8 by the hub. Your OE one has two wider panels on the inner faces of the 6 o'clock spokes.

Personally, I prefer what I've got. Up to you whether you stick or switch.

As said look at them side by side and decide.

Guy

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