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Informative post.
Tyre size: 215 for all of the following.
Subtle fitment.
17-18x8+40-45
Slightly aggressive
17-18x8-8.5+35
Super aggressive.
Front - Yet to establish exactly.
Rear - 17-18x9.5-10+25
I've run pretty much all these on my polo in the last week.
Please keep in mind that I have non standard struts. Subtle and slightly aggressive fitments wont matter. Super aggressive I have about 5mm clearance to the inside and it pokes.
I haven't fit a 10" yet. Still looking for a set of wheels that'll be suitable, but looking at the wheel/measuring it out. They'll fit.
Reading this thread was frustrating.
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yes, but he quoted offset as et35 (as are my 8s) and I'm assuming he'd actually want the correct size tyre for a 8.5" rim i.e. 235-245Originally posted by bradsm87 View PostThere's a lot more factors like wherl offset and tyre size as to whether a certain combo will fit.MY18 Golf 7.5R - Ecotune Stage 1
Mazda RX2 - 13B Bridgeport GTX4202R
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Those sizes are highly unlikely to eventuate given the extra poke and probable lowering of the car. Just won't work. A little stretch will be required to minimise any obvious rubbing issues. 215-225 will be a better option.Originally posted by bigfoot View Postcorrect size tyre for a 8.5" rim i.e. 235-245sigpic
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Originally posted by James Dean View PostInformative post.
Tyre size: 215 for all of the following.
Subtle fitment.
17-18x8+40-45
Slightly aggressive
17-18x8-8.5+35
Super aggressive.
Front - Yet to establish exactly.
Rear - 17-18x9.5-10+25
I've run pretty much all these on my polo in the last week.
Please keep in mind that I have non standard struts. Subtle and slightly aggressive fitments wont matter. Super aggressive I have about 5mm clearance to the inside and it pokes.
I haven't fit a 10" yet. Still looking for a set of wheels that'll be suitable, but looking at the wheel/measuring it out. They'll fit.
Reading this thread was frustrating.
got photos of these fitments you could upload? Thanks man
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Hey guys just reading through as much information as I can on getting the right size wheels and lowering the car and just wanted to be sure this will work on my GTI before I go spending money and run into problems.
What I'm looking at:
18x7.5 5x100 et38 ZCW Angel Wheels on 215/35/R18 Tyres
H&R 25/40 Springs
OR
Eibach Pro-Kit Springs
**I've heard so many mixed opinions on the Eibach and H&R springs...what have people experienced?
Thoughts/Opinions would be greatly appreciated! Does anyone have a similar setup?
CheersROSSI
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should fit easy. running similar set-up, except on kw v1 coilovers and running lower than your springs.Originally posted by aross1902 View PostHey guys just reading through as much information as I can on getting the right size wheels and lowering the car and just wanted to be sure this will work on my GTI before I go spending money and run into problems.
What I'm looking at:
18x7.5 5x100 et38 ZCW Angel Wheels on 215/35/R18 Tyres
H&R 25/40 Springs
OR
Eibach Pro-Kit Springs
**I've heard so many mixed opinions on the Eibach and H&R springs...what have people experienced?
Thoughts/Opinions would be greatly appreciated! Does anyone have a similar setup?
Cheers
Originally posted by MrDeathLad View PostLast edited by MrDeathLad; 13-09-2013, 06:42 PM.
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Agressive wheel fitment
Looks slick broOriginally posted by MrDeathLad View Postshould fit easy. running similar set-up, except on kw v1 coilovers and running lower than your springs.sigpic
Mods: 18x7.5 Tenzo Tracer, EZ Lip, Piano black front/rear emblems, Metallic foot rest, Gloss black vinyl wrapped roof, Weitec Hicon GT coilovers, HP CAI
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I'm currently going through the dilemma of what tyres to fit to newly purchased 18 x 8 35et wheels. At this stage I expect to be running the same tyres as member 'bigfoot' (225x35x18 Kumho 39s, also 35et for 8" wide wheels and 87 load rated tyres) and I am expecting some rubbing on fronts in high speed dips etc. with 'maybe' 25/40 springs.Originally posted by aross1902 View PostHey guys just reading through as much information as I can on getting the right size wheels and lowering the car and just wanted to be sure this will work on my GTI before I go spending money and run into problems.
What I'm looking at:
18x7.5 5x100 et38 ZCW Angel Wheels on 215/35/R18 Tyres
H&R 25/40 Springs
OR
Eibach Pro-Kit Springs
**I've heard so many mixed opinions on the Eibach and H&R springs...what have people experienced?
Thoughts/Opinions would be greatly appreciated! Does anyone have a similar setup?
Cheers
Sorry to be boring but all 18x215x35 tyres have a load rating of 84. The Polo requires an 87 load rating to be legal. I know there are several Polo owners running the 84 load rating tyres and giving the insurance companies an excuse to not pay out.Last edited by car_nut; 13-10-2013, 01:56 PM.2015 Polo GTI with DA pack : Milltek Turbo back exhaust | DD spacer | JB1 | VWR Turbo Intake elbow and intake hose | BMC panel filter | KW Street Comfort coilovers | Whiteline adjust. endlinks | Harding DSG Perf. tune | Wagner Intercooler| Dotz Mugello 17 x 8 32ET
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