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Golf Wheels

vwgolfmk5 · 2011-03-16 17:33:57

Hi. I have a 2008 mk5golf 2.0tdi which came with 17 inch alloys as standard. I recently got a set of 15 inch alloys which i intend to fit with winter tyres. Just wondering now if the 15 inch are a bit on the small side, there's only about a half inch clearance between the inside of the rim and the brake caliper and the…

16-03-2011 5:33pm

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vwgolfmk5

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Hi.

I have a 2008 mk5golf 2.0tdi which came with 17 inch alloys as standard. I recently got a set of 15 inch alloys which i intend to fit with winter tyres. Just wondering now if the 15 inch are a bit on the small side, there's only about a half inch clearance between the inside of the rim and the brake caliper and the brake lines also. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Sean

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#2 16-03-2011 5:42pm

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Try the motors section:

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vwgolfmk5

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Thanks

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