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General => General discussion => Topic started by: GavG60 on 16 June 2004, 09:45

Title: summer wheels
Post by: GavG60 on 16 June 2004, 09:45

are they just for poncey show people or does it make sense to have a crap set for the winter?  :-\

Title: Re:summer wheels
Post by: marcus123 on 16 June 2004, 09:56

for all those fortunate enough to have chromey type wheels it certainly does make sense to have another set of wheelz for the winter ;)

the salt in the grit they put down over the winter can seriously corrode your nice polished wheels,

so if i were you id buy another set for the winter to keep those swwweeeet swwweeeeett alloys of yours looking great gav :D

p.s if ever consider selling those wheels. let me kno!!!! :D id snap your hand off for em :)

pss, what would you say the 0-60 in your car was gav?

Title: Re:summer wheels
Post by: GavG60 on 16 June 2004, 10:40

no idea mate, makes me smile though ;)

will have a go on the strip at santa Pod and see what I can do.

0-60s are a load of bollocks though really.....it's all about the driver eh ;D

Title: Re:summer wheels
Post by: Golfgal on 16 June 2004, 10:43

I hope not for your sake  :D


I'm going to get some nice teddy bear wheels for the winter to save my babies!!

Title: Re:summer wheels
Post by: GavG60 on 16 June 2004, 10:55

that's a bit rich coming from someone who's still trying to work out which way to point her car on a dual carriageway....

Title: Re:summer wheels
Post by: Golfgal on 16 June 2004, 10:58

 ;D

stopped doing that now but if u really want I can do it again on the way to santa pod ha ha  :D

Title: Re:summer wheels
Post by: Pike on 16 June 2004, 11:13

I've got a set of winter steelies, 205/40/17's aren't much good in the snow  ;D

Title: Re:summer wheels
Post by: Golfgal on 16 June 2004, 11:16

Huh I had some nice p 6000 put on the mk2 and that was useless the cab I was with handled better and had to wait for me to catch up!!  ::)