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gravon 42 Member Since: 10 Jan 2013 Location: Birmingham Posts: 522 |
Just come in from changing wheels from 17"standard to 19"silver sparkle style
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2nd Feb 2013 4:42 pm |
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gstd4-e Member Since: 01 Oct 2009 Location: A50 Posts: 233 |
19" wheels do make a difference to the look of the car.
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2nd Feb 2013 7:24 pm |
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fisha Member Since: 28 Aug 2012 Location: Scotland Posts: 299 |
At the risk of side tracking the thread:
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2nd Feb 2013 8:19 pm |
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Mav71 Member Since: 15 Nov 2008 Location: Leicester Posts: 2575 |
I would disagree totally by the mpg comment.
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2nd Feb 2013 11:23 pm |
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kuaka Member Since: 23 Jan 2013 Location: Florida Posts: 32 |
Fitting a larger wheel may introduce additional unsprung weight, and small changes can alter vehicle handling and performance. Additionally, fuel economy can be impacted by tire changes of the same width and diameter, as different tires have different rolling resistances.
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3rd Feb 2013 12:03 am |
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commando Member Since: 27 Apr 2007 Location: lancashire Posts: 208 |
What did your insurance company say when you went up to 19".Mine would only insure me if I only went up one size from standard for the model. Stornaway grey SE auto with 18" alloys |
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4th Feb 2013 11:29 am |
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gravon 42 Member Since: 10 Jan 2013 Location: Birmingham Posts: 522 |
OOOOeerr!! I shall have to have a word with them
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4th Feb 2013 5:48 pm |
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gstd4-e Member Since: 01 Oct 2009 Location: A50 Posts: 233 |
I notified my insurer and they said it was fine as long as they were Land Rover wheels and could have been fitted as optional extra. A Land Rover owner since 1988
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4th Feb 2013 8:33 pm |
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