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Can I put any alloys on my car?

shayser · 2011-08-01 22:16:29

I have a Mk5 Golf GTI. Can I put any alloys I like on it? Would they need to meet any standards? I see replicas of the original GTI pepper pot style but don't think I would chance those.

01-08-2011 10:16pm

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I have a Mk5 Golf GTI. Can I put any alloys I like on it? Would they need to meet any standards? I see replicas of the original GTI pepper pot style but don't think I would chance those.

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You get what you pay for, cheap alloys are more likely to buckle etc from potholes and the like.

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Yes you can put whatever alloys you want on.. But make sure they fit.. Don't go for cheap alloys on a GTi they'll look crap and will be crap (soft alloy)

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