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Anyone using this size on a mk1 golf?
Bought some 165/50's but I don't like having that much stretch!! There going on a 15x7 et30 wheel
Bought some 165/50's but I don't like having that much stretch!! There going on a 15x7 et30 wheel
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How much for the 165/50's and post a pic.
Go 185/45 bro! Nankang. -
I've got 165/50's on a 15x7 and it barely looks stretched at all. If youre worried about it holding up or anything, I've driven my car to melbourne and back, Sydney numerous times, and Byron bay and back.Comment
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Lol. I'm not Sold on the nankangs!! I want something a little better.... And I'm trying to be loyal to my employer by using Bridgestone!!
I haven't fitted them up yet but they look really stretched on tyrestretch.comComment
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Do you have a pic/s of you mk1 with the 165's on? Keen to seeComment
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You need to get Bridgestone to make tyres in the proper size then haha.Comment
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