Golf R - 19" wheels ?
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Mac. said:
No problems at all, avoid deep potholes but that goes without saying, no issues with ride quality
This is impossible, please explain how you come to that conclusion ?Comfort levels must be compromised by the thin rubber band described as a tyre.
What about "rippled" surfaces on corners caused by trucks for example, bump steer and such on corners caused by poor road surfaces ?
Stickyfinger said:
This is impossible, please explain how you come to that conclusion ?
Comfort levels must be compromised by the thin rubber band described as a tyre.
What about "rippled" surfaces on corners caused by trucks for example, bump steer and such on corners caused by poor road surfaces ?
Must reduce ride quality a bit but I have tried them back to back with 18s and couldn't detect a significant difference on Glos B roads. And they look so much better. No brainer for us (well my daughter anyway). Car does not have adaptive suspension. Comfort levels must be compromised by the thin rubber band described as a tyre.
What about "rippled" surfaces on corners caused by trucks for example, bump steer and such on corners caused by poor road surfaces ?
I have 19" Prets and am coming up to 17,000 miles. Ride is excellent, no complaints.
Having said that the tyre's themselves make quite a difference: mine originally came with the Bridgestone Potenzas that looked very low profile in comparison with my current PZeros. I think that the ride has improved and tyre roar decreased since the swop: but either way the ride is a lot better than the 2011 S3 I had previous experience of.
Having said that the tyre's themselves make quite a difference: mine originally came with the Bridgestone Potenzas that looked very low profile in comparison with my current PZeros. I think that the ride has improved and tyre roar decreased since the swop: but either way the ride is a lot better than the 2011 S3 I had previous experience of.
Seriously thinking about changing to the 19" Pretorias as IMO they look so much better than my 18" Cadiz wheels and the fact that they aren't diamond cut is a big plus too.
I was put off getting them with the car as the ride was reportedly too hard on them without DCC and I didn't want to pay the extra cost of adding both to the options list.
I was put off getting them with the car as the ride was reportedly too hard on them without DCC and I didn't want to pay the extra cost of adding both to the options list.
I test drove an 18 Cadiz car without DCC: mine loaded with 19" prets (particularly with the PZeros compared to the Potenza's it came with) on comfort setting is, in my mind, a better ride. Interestingly the chassis designer in a recent interview specified that the cars optimum spec from an engineering point of view was the 19's. Go for it!
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