Hi all,
I know my insurers are going to be the ones to give me the definitive answer on this, but I'm just interested to hear what other people's findings have been when changing their alloys and contacting their insurers. (Must admit, it would never have occured to me to call my insurers when putting new wheels on. I never did in the past.)
So, I've got a 2009 GTD with stock 17" Seatle Shadows, and I've just got hold of a set of 18" Monza Shadows. The idea was to give the Monzas a good refurb as a little project over the coming months, and hopefully time it so that when the tyres on the Seatles need replacing, I'll put on Winters and fit the Monzas to the car.
Anyway, if anyone's done something similar, and contacted their Insurers, is there usually much of a difference on the premium? I got quote something like £50 extra for an ECU Re-Map, so I can't imagine a different set of alloys would make much difference.
Ta.