They were on my car briefly. My car sits quite low causing the fronts to rub slightly. I bought them in the winter. Both rears had a crack, but held air. They came with run flats. Had them properly welded and full refurb and new rubber. I love these wheels, but don’t want to tamper with the ride height. Mr Wilks has these on his coupe on standard suspension set up, they don’t rub on his car.
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spotless 19” 326’s with new tyres.(new pictures and open to offers)
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They're just what I'm after, plus I'm not far away from you but I'm very wary of buying wheels that have been welded.
As I said, they were holding air before they were welded. If they didn’t rub I would have them on my car. Loads of members have had wheels welded. It may be worth asking the question on the discussion page if you want some feedback from others.del_tl1000r said:They're just what I'm after, plus I'm not far away from you but I'm very wary of buying wheels that have been welded.
I asked the question and the general consensus is to avoid them. Cheers anyway.
Sgr74 said:They were on my car briefly. My car sits quite low causing the fronts to rub slightly. I bought them in the winter. Both rears had a crack, but held air. They came with run flats. Had them properly welded and full refurb and new rubber. I love these wheels, but don’t want to tamper with the ride height. Mr Wilks has these on his coupe on standard suspension set up, they don’t rub on his car.
Don’t you think the fact two wheels have welded is a very significant piece of information that should be in the original sales advertisement?
You’re right. Sorted.Dave1971 said:Sgr74 said:They were on my car briefly. My car sits quite low causing the fronts to rub slightly. I bought them in the winter. Both rears had a crack, but held air. They came with run flats. Had them properly welded and full refurb and new rubber. I love these wheels, but don’t want to tamper with the ride height. Mr Wilks has these on his coupe on standard suspension set up, they don’t rub on his car.
Don’t you think the fact two wheels have welded is a very significant piece of information that should be in the original sales advertisement?