who has aftermarket wheels?

[ahdobsonuk]

[RobXjcoupe]

Dive bomber Griff!

[LeeHodges]

Pull up! Pull up!

[urquattroGus]

LeeHodges said:

Pull up! Pull up!

[Tonymg]

Hello would like to put these on my Tuscan but what size Rubbers do I put on the front and the back? please?

there are no markings on the Wheels at all?

17 across and 8 wide

Tony

[markcoopers]

17x8 is a good size, but the offset is also important being as close to ET35 as possible. I assume 4x108 PCD and 6?mm bore.

The way I looked at it for a Chimaera was to keep the diameter as close as possible to the OEM.
On a 17” rim a 245/40 would be 628mm. A 245/45 = 652, 235/45 is 643 and a 225/45 is 635. In fact i don't Think there is a wrong size so long as the circumference is within a few %. But what tyres have you currently?

[RobXjcoupe]

LeeHodges said:

Pull up! Pull up!

Perfect recovery

[RobXjcoupe]

[DobHunter]

RobXjcoupe said:

Nice, with a slight retro-ey feel too.

[RobXjcoupe]

DobHunter said:

RobXjcoupe said:

Nice, with a slight retro-ey feel too.

Thank you. Had them ages, I reckon they could do with replacing now though

[Tonymg]

Mark thanks but I have no Rubbers yet for the 17s that's why im asking people if any one has 17s on there Tuscan
iv got 18s on the Tuscan at the mo but the roads are that bad...

[phazed]

Tonymg said:

Hello would like to put these on my Tuscan but what size Rubbers do I put on the front and the back? please?

there are no markings on the Wheels at all?

17 across and 8 wide

Tony

Got these on my Chim.
235/40/17s & 255/40/17

[Tonymg]

Phazwd you are a Starr thank you...

[Jonny TVR]

Where do you get the TVR centres from to fit? do you experience any rubbing? is the speedo still accurate .. actually was it in the first place!

[sapper]

Has anyone got a set of Imolas they would like to sell?

[Cats]

I presume these are SP12s. They fill the arches nicely but do they need spacing to get this result? The one thing putting me off putting them on a Chim is that the offset doesn't seem wide enough to fill a Chim's front arches