ET might be too much really, especially the rear, also you have to look at stud diameter. You need 5 X 100, I bet the ones you're eyeing up are 5 X 112. With that high an ET on the rear's too, it will probably push the wheel deeper into the arch and rub on the suspension.
I'm sure other people will know why not.
ED
With these tyres you wimm underestimate your speed by 5,5%
Normally you will need 215/35/18 tyres
http://www.tyres-pneus-online.co.uk/tyre-equivalence-advice.html
Normally you will need 215/35/18 tyres
http://www.tyres-pneus-online.co.uk/tyre-equivalence-advice.html
I must drive on different roads to anyone else, the way to go is 16" not 18", if I could fit 16s to my car I would. the only half decent roads now are the motorways, some side roads resemble a WW2 runway after a bombing run. anyone who goes for 19" wheels will soon be finding out how easy it is to hammer out buckles. I ran 14" on my last car, and it still out-handled a 390bhp Quattro.
look at this rim http://www.span.si/slike_plat/DOTZ_Hanzo.jpg Saw it on a black TT and it was beautiful
Which rims are these on this car?
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Looks like FR but in anthracite colour, am I right? Are they available for buy as aftermarket merchandise? Which size are they? They'd look ace on my ruby red beezzah.
Cheers
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Looks like FR but in anthracite colour, am I right? Are they available for buy as aftermarket merchandise? Which size are they? They'd look ace on my ruby red beezzah.
Cheers
Yes they are the standard FR rims
I am selling mine with tyres since I now have 18" (only driven 1500 km)
Dont know about shipping though
Beware of aftermarket rims because they are very heavy most of the time
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