are my wheels legal???

[archie837]

As elvi said - thought you were allowed 30mm of poke?

[Jack3559]

Totally legal as the tread is covered by the arch. I doubt it would ever rub at that hight so it's fine.

[Diamond Hell]

Doesn't matter what wheels are fitted to that BMW - it's still so f*cking ugly it should be illegal as a whole.

When BMW drove that design through the ugly store they picked up every special offer.

Wheels look fine.  Tell the arrogant moron BMW owners to shut the F up.

[archie837]

 

[JC]

Shock another negative comment that has nothing to do with this thread! 

just like yours, 

its in the section called off topic, theres a clue. 

if it was that bad a post, why not report it rather than reply to it 

[tweed]

Shock another negative comment that has nothing to do with this thread! 

just like yours, 

its in the section called off topic, theres a clue. 

if it was that bad a post, why not report it rather than reply to it 

Lol so now your doing the same as me? 

[JC]

yep, then i will just delete it 

[Alan16ac]

I'd say they were probably technically illegal. However they're such a small amount out, it'd take a real anal **** to make a fuss about them.

Don't MOT it at ATS then!  

Advisories I got recently include:

Child seat fitted to the rear
Car is lowered

Car is lowered, that was an advisory?

[dTEA]

I'd say they were probably technically illegal. However they're such a small amount out, it'd take a real anal **** to make a fuss about them.

Don't MOT it at ATS then!  

Advisories I got recently include:

Child seat fitted to the rear
Car is lowered

Car is lowered, that was an advisory?

[jamie_pyrite]

A mate of mine with a mk2 jetta had 8s on it, which protruded (metal only, not tread). He got pulled for it and the police said "They need to come off, they're too dangerous. The protrusion means a pedestrian's scarf could get caught on the wheel"