I am looking at buying this alloy for our megane cc, I am not sure whether it can take the weight of the car, I called the manufacturer and they dont seem to know about their alloy. Where else can I findout?
https://www.autostyle.co.za/product/2061 ... loyWheels/
Buying a new alloy
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Re: Buying a new alloy
try wheelbase
https://www.wheelbasealloys.com/_alloy_w ... enso__B116
they don't have those but if you contact them, they can probably get some for you.
https://www.wheelbasealloys.com/_alloy_w ... enso__B116
they don't have those but if you contact them, they can probably get some for you.
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Re: Buying a new alloy
wanda wrote:I am looking at buying this alloy for our megane cc, I am not sure whether it can take the weight of the car, I called the manufacturer and they dont seem to know about their alloy. Where else can I findout?
https://www.autostyle.co.za/product/2061 ... loyWheels/
where is this company based and whats the currency, also if they are overseas, ill they deliver to the uk?
thanks
Re: Buying a new alloy
it is from SA and equates to about £450.
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http://www.alloywheels.com/product.asp?P_ID=1790&V_ID=107828&strPageHistory=search&strKeywords=4x100%20et35,4x100%20et37,4x100%20et38,4x100%20et40,4x100%20et42,4x100%20et45&numPageStartPosition=2&strSearchCriteria=any&PT_ID=all&strSort=Low&Make=Renault&Model=Megane%2003%3E&strSize=18%22&searchSize=18%22
there the ones arent they?
there in uk and price with tyres is £460 and without is £184.
seems good to me!
hope thats of some help..
there the ones arent they?
there in uk and price with tyres is £460 and without is £184.
seems good to me!
hope thats of some help..
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Re: Buying a new alloy
Keep her standard lad and powder coat the alloy.
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Re: Buying a new alloy
ulrich100 wrote:Keep her standard lad and powder coat the alloy.
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Powder coat? What is it?
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Re: Buying a new alloy
Basicly painting them, it's a powder coating that's put on them then the alloys put in an oven, the powder heats to a liquid n dries hard, better than paint, but if u don't like ur standard alloys it's not going to make a great difference, just colour change
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joeishmather wrote:Basicly painting them, it's a powder coating that's put on them then the alloys put in an oven, the powder heats to a liquid n dries hard, better than paint, but if u don't like ur standard alloys it's not going to make a great difference, just colour change
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