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  • Passat with 20 inch, is it common? Post pics!

    Hello!
    Here are some pics of my R36 with Dotz Roadster HG 8,5x20 ET38.
    Would like to see more pics of Passat´s with 20 inch wheels...











    R36 2008

  • #2
    Jesus is your teeth and spine ok?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by mebius9 View Post
      Jesus is your teeth and spine ok?
      To be honest i don´t feel any difference compared to stock 18 inch...
      R36 2008

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      • #4
        No they aren't common.
        Mostly becauee anything above 19" is made for bling scene kids in their imported riceline/silvia/wrx or their falcadore.

        If you want anything that looks decent in 20" you have to get it from overseas and/or pay quite an amount for it plus fitting htme with equivalet sized tyres puses the price up even more.

        With the quality of the roads around Australia i wasn't willing to go anything over 19" for my Tiguan.
        That still leaves a 45 profile sidewall but i can feel the bumps in the road and the passengers who normally drive on stock wheel sized cars niotice them even more.
        My Tiguan TSI APR Stg2 + RPF1's

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        • #5
          It appears to be more common in ur part of the world. I happen to be in Sweden for 2 days and its pretty common to see more expensive cars customised with over sized wheels.

          Love the cars in Europe btw they're so... umm European
          Black/Grey MY10 R36 Sedan

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          • #6
            I think it looks great
            I only went as large as 19's
            I picked something easy to clean brake dust off as well
            Last edited by R34; 22-08-2010, 01:23 PM.
            2010 R36 Sedan
            2007 Audi A4 B7 Cabriolet
            1997 R33 GTR Skyline V-SPEC ,2011 Harley V-Rod Muscle

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            • #7
              Will be rocking BBS CK 20's in a few weeks - will post up pic then

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              • #8
                Ck's look dope as, when they are rolling they blur really well.
                Can't wait to see that.

                Only better would be some LM's.
                My Tiguan TSI APR Stg2 + RPF1's

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                • #9
                  Nice! The brakes stand out a lot more.

                  Did u sell your stock 18s?

                  If so, how much do they go for?
                  Black/Grey MY10 R36 Sedan

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by nivek View Post
                    Nice! The brakes stand out a lot more.

                    Did u sell your stock 18s?

                    If so, how much do they go for?


                    i run 19s on my r36 however i did have 20s and the tyres did not meet the lad rating. what is everyone doing for load ratings on 20inch wheels.....maybe the OP can shed some light on what he is running

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by 111 View Post
                      i run 19s on my r36 however i did have 20s and the tyres did not meet the lad rating. what is everyone doing for load ratings on 20inch wheels.....maybe the OP can shed some light on what he is running
                      So 111 what's you take on load ratings for the Passat?
                      All the 235/35r19 tyres I've been looking at are rated '91' and the sticker on the fuel lid ranges from '91' to '95' depending on the rim size (although there is no mention of 19" wheels on the sticker). Would it be safe/legal to run tyres rated 91's on a wagon?
                      -Gloat about my car's fitted options here-

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                      • #12
                        91 as far as i have been advised is the lowest you can run on the wagon, anything lower is risky if you have an accident....

                        if there is a tyre that can run 20inch and is 91 plus ill run it in the meantime all of the wheels i have for my car are 19 or 18

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by 111 View Post
                          91 as far as i have been advised is the lowest you can run on the wagon, anything lower is risky if you have an accident....

                          if there is a tyre that can run 20inch and is 91 plus ill run it in the meantime all of the wheels i have for my car are 19 or 18
                          Thanks 111. I feel better now seeing as I've finally ordered my 19's and H&R coilovers.
                          The Sumitomo tyres I ordered are load rated 91.
                          I'll share pics when it's all together in about 3 weeks
                          -Gloat about my car's fitted options here-

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                          • #14
                            contisport contact 3 235/40/zr19 are rated at 96Y....this is what i will be running when i go 19.

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                              Last edited by VWR.3.2.GONE; 22-12-2010, 10:24 AM.

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