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VW Steel Wheel Question

gooner99 · 2011-08-08 19:04:21

Hi, I just want to check something with you guys. I currently have a vw golf mk5 1.4l and the current wheels have 6JX 15H2 and ET47 stamped on them. I am looking to buy a set for winter tyres, but they have 6JX 15H2 and ET37 on them. I don't know much about wheels but I did a check on the web and found that the difference…

08-08-2011 07:04PM

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gooner99

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Hi,

I just want to check something with you guys.

I currently have a vw golf mk5 1.4l and the current wheels have 6JX 15H2 and ET47 stamped on them. I am looking to buy a set for winter tyres, but they have 6JX 15H2 and ET37 on them.

I don't know much about wheels but I did a check on the web and found that the difference between my ET47 and these ET37 could be too great and cause problems for the car.

http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible_pg4.html

What do you guys think,would I be safe enough or do I need to fit ones with ET47 on them?

Thanks in advance.

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