Author Topic: Question to people with 18" wheels (Read 5814 times)

Wayne · « **Reply #10 on:** 11 April 2011, 13:46 »

Ive just realised how defensive I got of the MK5

No worries

Hurdy · « **Reply #11 on:** 11 April 2011, 15:03 »

Quote from: AlanD on 11 April 2011, 13:43
Ive just realised how defensive I got of the MK5

No worries

LOL. Not as defensive as me and I haven't even got one anymore

AlanD · « **Reply #12 on:** 11 April 2011, 15:08 »

We all know you cry yourself to sleep everynight because you miss yours so much, you cant pull the wool over our eyes Hurdy.

We know.

Hurdy · « **Reply #13 on:** 11 April 2011, 19:37 »

We all know you cry yourself to sleep everynight because you miss yours so much, you cant pull the wool over our eyes Hurdy.

We know.

You are absolutely right Alan

Nevermind I'll be back in a VAG soon

Gene Hunt. · « **Reply #14 on:** 11 April 2011, 21:11 »

Bigger wheels with lower profiles can tramline a little more.

........i think it depends on the state of the road & how much tread there is left on the tyres.

billyboy · « **Reply #15 on:** 02 May 2011, 09:53 »

Bull sh!t - had mine for 5 yrs with 18" Monza's and no issues at all.

Organisys · « **Reply #16 on:** 03 May 2011, 12:32 »

I recently went from the stock 205/55/16"s on my Mk5 to 225/40/18 and there is more tramlining, just enough to be slightly noticeable.

Vman · « **Reply #17 on:** 04 May 2011, 20:37 »

No problems at all with tramling, the GTI at motorway speeds and above is very stable.

dTEA · « **Reply #18 on:** 10 May 2011, 08:34 »

Tramlining or torque steer? The bigger the jump in tyre you may notice slight differences but the look outweighs any additional concentration needed

dubber36 · « **Reply #19 on:** 10 May 2011, 08:54 »

Heavy, cheap replica wheels with crap tyres will cause tramlining, but quality or OEM wheels with good tyres will be just fine.

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