SOLD OZ Leggera HLT 19 x 8.5 ET38 in gloss black, 5 x 112 PCD

[Dutch77]

For sale are almost brand new OZ Leggera HLT gloss black wheels in 19 x 8.5 ET38 5 x 112 fitment

Offers around $2,500 ex freight ($3,700 rrp)

Wheels were fitted for under 2,000km but car is being moved on - my loss, your gain

Pics on my Audi below, any serious buyers I will take pics of the wheels directly or post these up once off the car next weekend

[tigger73]

Dutch do you know if these clear BBK's?

I know a few people have had issues in recent times...

[Dutch77]

These provided good clearance over the RS3 set up.

And by good I mean I could still stuff my fingers in the gap.

[jdw]

Will they fit Mk 7 GTI ? without any HC rings etc ?

[Dutch77]

OZs come in a 66m CB only for VAG so I've always run HCs on my Golfs and now RS3 with no issues.

Fitment on a Mk7 GTI I think would be marginal on a stretched tyre/stock suspension, you'd want to have some camber in there to tuck.

[jdw]

I have OZ on my GTI without HC rings, + 44 no issues.

[Dutch77]

I understand some people choose to run without them, it's a simple metal ring sitting in the centre hub which can be removed if not desired for any reason. I've just always run them to get to the 57mm fit.

[tigger73]

I understand some people choose to run without them, it's a simple metal ring sitting in the centre hub which can be removed if not desired for any reason. I've just always run them to get to the 57mm fit.

I have no idea why you would choose not to run them. There's no easy way to centre the wheel on the axle without them. Without them you'll then get a whole lot of vibration and potential traction issues.

Free bump.

[jdw]

I have no idea why you would choose not to run them. There's no easy way to centre the wheel on the axle without them. Without them you'll then get a whole lot of vibration and potential traction issues.

Free bump.

Thanks, I never thought of it.....any help with what to get would be appreciated, as I am about to get new tyres and now is the time to do it. thanks for the heads up.

[tigger73]

Thanks, I never thought of it.....any help with what to get would be appreciated, as I am about to get new tyres and now is the time to do it. thanks for the heads up.

There's plenty of hub rings on ebay. You can get plastic ones or aluminium. Both will work/do the job. The OZ's should have come with hub rings if you bought them new otherwise both OZ and HRE will have a 66mm CB for their 5x112 bolt pattern and put hub rings in if you're fitting them to a VW as opposed to Merc/Audi which is 66.6mm.

I didn't realise they were so cheap - a set of 4 for $3: 4 Hub Centric Rings 66.6mm to 57.1mm | Hubcentric Ring 66.6-57.1 fit for AUDI DA | eBay

Or get the alloy ones: 4Pcs Wheel Hub Centric Rings Spacer 66.6mm OD to 57.1mm ID Aluminium Alloy | eBay

These were just the first 2 that came up but just search for hub ring and 57.1mm to 66.6mm and you'll get a ton of options. There people that stock these in Australia for $20-25 but sometimes the shipping from China isn't much slower...

[Dutch77]

No idea, I've just read about it in my wheel travels.

I'd stick to metal, only because I have heard that the heat build-up has been known to cause issues with plastic on certain cars/fitments.

Anyway, back to my wheel sale.

[555bug]

Hey Dutch, are you in QLD or SA? I am chasing some rims this week so keen to know as I am in QLD.

[Dutch77]

Hi mate, just slack on the update but definitely in Queensland (looking at Story Bridge now).

[555bug]

Can you PM me your contact details? Cheers Stephen

[Dutch77]

Update PMed, but just noting for all - these are wheels only, no rubber.