Thinking of getting some new alloys...
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Thinking of getting some new alloys...
What do I need to consider? I have an MY97 classic Impreza, and it's running on the old 17" Speedlines at the mo, but they're in dreadful condition, and after hitting a pothole last weekend, I'm fairly sure one is dented.
I have seen a set with tyres from a place near Manchester, which costs about £750, and they're okay - more Speedlines, and gold (of course).
Do I need to consider anything else in terms of fitting them? I see people talking about ETnn values (??) and also about different nuts.
Can anyone offer some advice?
Cheers.
I have seen a set with tyres from a place near Manchester, which costs about £750, and they're okay - more Speedlines, and gold (of course).
Do I need to consider anything else in terms of fitting them? I see people talking about ETnn values (??) and also about different nuts.
Can anyone offer some advice?
Cheers.
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There from Wheelbase I see. I got some from here last December saw them on ebay as u have and mailed them because i wanted 215 Yokohama instead 205 Yokohama tyres, and they said that if i rang up and paid on card the same day they would do this upgrade in size for free still Yokohama's. So i accepted this and paid. When they had finished my car after taking a dreadful amout of time to do.I mean hours I drove home and noticed that they hadnt put the tyres I wanted on they had put sum cheap crap on. And also the centre cap emblems always fall off ive had too keep regluing them on(been out today) again. I wouldnt bother with them mate.Would buy from else where as my friend has had trouble with his from same place.
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There's a place near where I work called Silverline who sell Speedlines - and they might be cheaper, especially if the existing tyres from my current wheels can be swapped over. Cheers for the heads-up.
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