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Wheels- Anyone Swapped From Steelies To Toyota Alloys?


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Hello, all.

Was cleaning my Aygo the other weekend and the plastic hub-caps are looking a bit tatty now. There's some corrosion on the badges and a few scuffs etc. I have had two of them replaced before and it was pretty cheap but I fancy a change.

Has anyone on here gone from the plain steel wheels to alloys on their Aygo?

If so, roughly how much did it cost for fitting, balancing, tracking and re-calibrating the speedo etc.

If I can I'd like to either get the standard Aygo Sport alloys- you know the 5-spoke ones: http://www.pistonheads.com/pics/news/10605...ta_Aygo-1-L.jpg (left-hand blue Aygo in that picture)

Or the Aygo Black wheels: http://www.blogcdn.com/www.autoblog.com/me....005.mini6l.jpg

I've searched around for prices/quotes on the above wheels but no joy. Can anyone on here advise? Or if you've just bought non-Toyota alloys could you share your experiences?

Thanks for reading and look forward to any replies

Dunc (and Hugo)

:)

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Paul T on here has fitted lightweight alloy wheels on his red Aygo...............As used in the Toyota Sprint Series :thumbsup:

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I've searched around for prices/quotes on the above wheels but no joy. Can anyone on here advise? Or if you've just bought non-Toyota alloys could you share your experiences?

Rays CE28Ns in 14x6 with et38 go straight on with no problems if you use the bolts for the steel wheels. They are of course 1.5in wider than the stock wheels (steel or alloy) so you need 185x55x14 tyres. You can get McGard locking wheel nuts which seem quite good from Halfords for 35 notes.

They are probably the best wheels you can put on the car. Budget £1500 for four, although apparently the pound is gaining a bit against the yen so they might be getting cheaper.

The bolts for the Toyota alloys are different so if you go down that route I guess you will need bolts too.

Paul.

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The Style Pack seemed very good value for money as it came with alloys and [front] fogs. I liked the stock Toyota alloys but haven't come across many sets for sale...those that have are around £200. So it made sense to me to opt for this pack from new. I would have much preferred 15" alloys tho' ...

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I've got 4 Platinum alloy wheels sitting in the garage doing bugger all. They are in NW Kent, not sure how much they are worth though, if someone wants to make me an offer on PM then feel free.

Regards

Andy


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This thread needs pics!! Show us yer Aygo wheels! :)

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Rays CE28Ns in bronze:

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Paul.

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Tell Ray they'd look a lot better in silver :D

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Tell Ray they'd look a lot better in silver :D

Could work in black.. More pics please :thumbsup:

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Paul,

Are they 185 tyres on your alloys? Do you get any tyre rub against the rear arches?

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Are they 185 tyres on your alloys? Do you get any tyre rub against the rear arches?

Tyres are 185x55x14 and the wheels have et 38, which means no rubbing front or back :thumbsup:

Paul.

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Tell Ray they'd look a lot better in silver :D

Could work in black.. More pics please :thumbsup:

It's actually quite hard to get good pictures of these wheels. They look great in bright sunlight, but the camera pretty much always shows the wrong shade. Odd!

Paul.

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Just rang my local dealer and he gave me a quote for four Aygo Platinum alloys incl. locking wheel nuts: £458.88p

Doesn't include tyres and fitting though: how much do we reckon that could be? About £40 per tyre and £40 for fitting?

So that'd be about £650 for the whole kit and caboodle.

Hmm, gonna have to think about that one.

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Just rang my local dealer and he gave me a quote for four Aygo Platinum alloys incl. locking wheel nuts: £458.88p

Doesn't include tyres and fitting though: how much do we reckon that could be? About £40 per tyre and £40 for fitting?

So that'd be about £650 for the whole kit and caboodle.

Hmm, gonna have to think about that one.

£460 with no rubber?! Yikes! I'm thinking around £400 all in. There's a couple of possibles on eBay. Not expecting top notch tyres for that price but I always buy the cheapest I can get, whatever!


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The standard tyres fit original Toyota Aygo alloys as they are 4.5" wide, so all you need to do is get your tyres swopped onto the new alloys.

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Might be selling mine soon if I trade my Aygo in instead of selling privately. alloys are around 8 months old

Pic:

aygo5a.jpg

Only trouble if you were interested is that im a fair distance away from you

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Just rang my local dealer and he gave me a quote for four Aygo Platinum alloys incl. locking wheel nuts: £458.88p

Doesn't include tyres and fitting though: how much do we reckon that could be? About £40 per tyre and £40 for fitting?

So that'd be about £650 for the whole kit and caboodle.

Hmm, gonna have to think about that one.

Like I said, I have a complete set of Platinum alloys and original tyres just sitting in the garage. For a driveaway price of £250 which will mean about £300 including petrol for you, so half price. Long drive though .... PM me if interested.

Regards

Andy

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Thanks for the replies and offers :)

I'm gonna go away and think about what I want for a while.

To those who are looking to sell theirs anytime soon- thanks once again for the offer but don't wait for me. It'll be a while before I make a purchase.

One great thing I did find looking for aftermarket alloys: virtual wheel fitter, try it out!!! http://www.rarerims.co.uk/virtual/

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