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Looking for some 165/50/R15 rims with tyres (in decent condition) or even bog standard corsa B wheels, Birmingham area if possible.

I have some tigra alloys, afew kerb marks from previous owner but had all 4 new good part worns from a mates garage lesd than 300 miles ago, if you can offer atleast £100 you can have them, person before offered £90 they are 185/60/r14s and ive had 5 people in my car with 4 alloys in the boot so ridiculously full and it still didnt bottom out

165's Will be an awful amount of stretch, it'd be just dangerous to run that much stretch, the tyre could pop off the rim

Domwhitex wrote:I have some tigra alloys, afew kerb marks from previous owner but had all 4 new good part worns from a mates garage lesd than 300 miles ago, if you can offer atleast £100 you can have them, person before offered £90 they are 185/60/r14s and ive had 5 people in my car with 4 alloys in the boot so ridiculously full and it still didnt bottom out

got some pics mate?

johnny wrote:165's Will be an awful amount of stretch, it'd be just dangerous to run that much stretch, the tyre could pop off the rim

i mean the tyres and alloys mate

Im in corby which is an hour away from birmingham

Yeah but on 15 inch alloys a 165 tyre is just too thin, 195 is the usual correct size for a 15 inch alloy

And as said in the other thread get the offset right and 195s won't scrape without going fairly low

johnny wrote:Yeah but on 15 inch alloys a 165 tyre is just too thin, 195 is the usual correct size for a 15 inch alloy

And as said in the other thread get the offset right and 195s won't scrape without going fairly low

okay mate thanks, bit of a newbie when it comes to this, how do I know what the offset is on mine and what it should be?

I've got these 14's for £50 as two need new tyres and two have some bubbling on the alloy, I'm in Manchester area.


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SeanLove wrote:

johnny wrote:Yeah but on 15 inch alloys a 165 tyre is just too thin, 195 is the usual correct size for a 15 inch alloy

And as said in the other thread get the offset right and 195s won't scrape without going fairly low

okay mate thanks, bit of a newbie when it comes to this, how do I know what the offset is on mine and what it should be?

Should be stamped on the back of the alloy should say ET 49 if there Vauxhall alloys and if there aftermarket your looking to be as close to ET49 as possible

JamieTee_ wrote:

If you zoom in you can see the ET49 stamped in between the bolt holes on the top right

johnny wrote:

SeanLove wrote:

johnny wrote:Yeah but on 15 inch alloys a 165 tyre is just too thin, 195 is the usual correct size for a 15 inch alloy

And as said in the other thread get the offset right and 195s won't scrape without going fairly low

okay mate thanks, bit of a newbie when it comes to this, how do I know what the offset is on mine and what it should be?

Should be stamped on the back of the alloy should say ET 49 if there Vauxhall alloys and if there aftermarket your looking to be as close to ET49 as possible

okay thanks, what's the most below/above do you think?

Maybe 5 either way with standard suspension, but if you plan on lowering 5 can be to much, but if you go under you can get a spacer to bring it closer to ET49

JamieTee_ wrote: I've got these 14's for £50 as two need new tyres and two have some bubbling on the alloy, I'm in Manchester area.


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Jamie u weren't wearing pink foam shoes were u in that pic lol

And either doms or Jamie's are both Vauxhall alloys so will fit perfectly