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Sp alloys information - W1ll - 14-04-2013
Can't seem to find much info on these.. I have a set 16".
What width are they? Offset etc? We're they original Peugeot ones or not? What tyre size do I need for them? 205's?
Any info appreciated!
RE: Sp alloys information - Oil-burner - 14-04-2013
At a guess they'll be 6.5j et19 ish should tell you on the inside of the wheel
Youll want 195 45 16 tyres
And yes they are original pug wheels, came with the sp pack
RE: Sp alloys information - Connor - 15-04-2013
Ran 205/45 on mine
RE: Sp alloys information - Oil-burner - 15-04-2013
The reason id run 195s is because thayll get you closer to oem rolling radius
RE: Sp alloys information - W1ll - 15-04-2013
Would 195's stretch a bit then? And they're wider than cyclones then?
RE: Sp alloys information - Oil-burner - 15-04-2013
Cyclones are 6j.
Na you wont get any stretch with 195s, if you want a bit of stretch go for 185s
RE: Sp alloys information - W1ll - 15-04-2013
So would 205's be a bit too much then? Sorry if these are daft questions
RE: Sp alloys information - Oil-burner - 15-04-2013
Youd get away with them I think but ideally you want 195s
RE: Sp alloys information - W1ll - 15-04-2013
Ok cheers!
RE: Sp alloys information - Ricky - 15-04-2013
195's are ever so slightly stretched. You saw the 195's on my alloys didn't you? They are exactly the same.
RE: Sp alloys information - W1ll - 15-04-2013
Okay.. I wanted to get Yokohama parada spec 2 tyres.. But they don't seem to do them in 195 45... Will 205 make that much difference? :/
RE: Sp alloys information - Ricky - 15-04-2013
205's would be better imo.
RE: Sp alloys information - Oil-burner - 15-04-2013
No youll still get them on, im just not sure what width the sp's are.
Go with there is hardly any difference between 195 and 205s just 195s are closer to oem rolling radius
RE: Sp alloys information - Connor - 15-04-2013
Pretty sure theyre 6.5" and the difference is only 10mm... Personally Id be getting 205s
RE: Sp alloys information - Dum-Dum - 15-04-2013
205/45 is closer to oem rolling radius than 195/45
RE: Sp alloys information - W1ll - 16-04-2013
Ok, so 205 would fit ok and look 'right'..
RE: Sp alloys information - W1ll - 17-04-2013
(15-04-2013, 08:11 PM)Ricky Wrote: 195's are ever so slightly stretched. You saw the 195's on my alloys didn't you? They are exactly the same.
Sorry mate just seen this comment hahaha, yeah I did, there was a bit of stretch wasn't there
RE: Sp alloys information - Ricky - 17-04-2013
When I next get a set of tyres I will be getting 205's. Only got 195's because they were a bargain.
RE: Sp alloys information - W1ll - 19-04-2013
ordered 205 tyres
parada spec 2's