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I have just had my Corolla T-Sport and now in the market for either a set of 17" alloys or 18" has anybody got any pictures showing the 18" wheels fitted or website? Also i have a set of the 16" alloys for sale, complete with new Tyres which have only covered 3000 miles.


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Looks good kurtsi.

What do the standard 16's look like then & how much are you selling them for Steve?

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why is it always the finns that put bigger wheels on their cars than the uk T sports?

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Just to add they never have no problems with bigger sizes :thumbsup:


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Can´t see why there would be any problems with going bigger.... just as long as you keep it reasonable and keep the same overall circumference there shouldn´t be any problems. Been thinking of getting a set of 19" coz the 18" look fairly small.... well maybe once I get the bodykit fitted it looks a bit better with the 18´s but going that extra inch won´t be wrong... just ask any girl ;) lol

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Can´t see why there would be any problems with going bigger.... just as long as you keep it reasonable and keep the same overall circumference there shouldn´t be any problems. Been thinking of getting a set of 19" coz the 18" look fairly small.... well maybe once I get the bodykit fitted it looks a bit better with the 18´s but going that extra inch won´t be wrong... just ask any girl ;) lol

Kurtsi You must have those 19" wheels cos i'm going to have 18" for my Yaris TS, must have fitted 'cause these 17" doesn't look that big!

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Kurtsi what tyres are you currently running on those 18's?... 215/35 ?

and if u did go for 19" wheels wot tyres would u run then? :o

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Kurtsi what tyres are you currently running on those 18's?... 215/35 ?

and if u did go for 19" wheels wot tyres would u run then? :o

Yup ,currently running 215/35. With 19" would have to go lower still to get the circumference right, but don´t know the size yet.

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Kurtsi You must have those 19" wheels cos i'm going to have 18" for my Yaris TS, must have fitted 'cause these 17" doesn't look that big!

Then I´ll definitely have to get those 19"... or 20" ;P

Shame about the price on those size wheels&tyres though.... a bit hefty... :(

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yeah the tyres get so much more espensive :(

what's the road noise/ride like with 35's and the TTE suspension kurtsi? :eek:

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yeah the tyres get so much more espensive :(

what's the road noise/ride like with 35's and the TTE suspension kurtsi? :eek:

Not bad at all, was a helluva lot worse in my previous car with lowering and 215/40zr17.

It´s not especially noisy, then again the cts is quite quiet so that helps, but the ride isn´t as hard as you would espect.

It´s something i recommend for everyone, the tiresize/lowering combo, makes a huge difference both in looks and performance. Corneringspeeds are incredible now, friends can´t believe it when they ride with me... Haven´t even had the vsc bleeping yet, and I have been pushing it.... :D

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225/30/19 is the right size, or close to standard anyway.

http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html is a great site which Imek had posted in another thread a while back.

speedo indicated 100 km/h actual speed 99.5km/h so its damn accurate

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