batmanwrx

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im still not sure what to go for 17 or 18s could some of you wizzards out there give me some hints and some of the pros and cons to haveing 17s or 18s ,steven

Tom87

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18's:

Cons:

• Heavier
• Tyres cost more
• Less comfortable ride due to lower profile of tyre
• More expensive to buy than 17@ wheels (obviously)

Pros:

• They look awesome.

tanyatriangles

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https://www.scoobynet.com/wheels-tyr...g-classic.html

Mrchips

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I have 18's, they do look wicked, the ride is a bit harder, but a nice feel, the tyres are 215/35/18. so very low profile, there is one worrying thing i'd say, it with such a low profile, kerbs are scary, and i park about a foot away from them just incase. 17's still look just as good on the scoob, might be worth getting some pictures, and decide then. Will you be lowering in the furture??

Anger

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17's kerb just as easy if you cant park

batmanwrx

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well i like to think i can park lol im thinking about lowering but if i had 18s this would cos a problem i think cheer the type of wheels im after are mille miglia evo 5 has any one any pics and are they hard to get hold of as i can find them iv seen one clasic with them on

Anger

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I had 18's on coilovers and never had any problems

daijones

Surely whether you get 17" or 18" you should choose tyres to match, ensuring that the overall diameter is the same. Same as each other certainly, but also the same as the original fitment if you want your speedo to read accurately. Given that, there shouldn't be any difference in their effect on the height of the car

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