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Model specific boards => Golf mk6 => Topic started by: tenrohle on 05 June 2013, 21:37
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Would prefer to support a forum supporter if possible. I'm new here and love this place! Is there a retailer I should look at?
Looking for something to match my Carbon Grey 5 door. Found an american forum with hundreds of posts with people with black or grey rims but can't find it now!
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110 views without a reply? for real guys? :lipsrsealed:
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I would say there is no one best place to buy, find a tyre place that treats your wheels with respect, may not be the cheapest place to buy the tyres but, if you factor in the hassle and cost of a refurb, its worth it.
I use Just Tyres and have for years, they are competitive for tyres and the local guys are helpful.
There's a huge choice of places to buy wheels, I got a set of genuine BBS CH wheels off eBay for a good price and I think they look good:
(http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y269/artacoleman/GolfMk6_1.jpg)
I would like a set of BBS LMs, but they are mega expensive.
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What size are they as they look smaller than the oem Monza's?
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I want some rims too, my monzas are heavily kerbed due to previous owner. I thought there would be a forum supporter who sold packages rather than just buying from eBay :cool:
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For choice and genuine BBS - http://www.rimstyle.com/
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For choice and genuine BBS - http://www.rimstyle.com/
They are 18" x 8", the photo was taken when the car was only a couple of weeks old so hadn't settled, the arch gap is much less now.
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For choice and genuine BBS - http://www.rimstyle.com/
thank you sir !
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camskill can't be beaten for tyres, and I like to browse the pages of bm autosport for the rims.
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You can't go wrong with bbs alloys and if you want a refurb on your existing monza's try rim tech in Milton Keynes I think they do them for around £60 a corner and that is for a diamond cut finish :wink:
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If you've got an idea of a style of wheel you like then people can help you make an informed decision.
My personal choice has been to find second hand sets of wheels via the various forums.
Another plus of that idea is when you get a bit bored of the look you can sell your wheels for around the same price you paid for them and buy another set...
I had seven different sets on my last mk6 and aside from the initial outlay they didn't cost me that much.