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I've got a mk2 polo coupe s and wanted to know what size wheels fit ??

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  • I've been running anything betwen 4,5-13 and 7-16, but I feel that 8-14 ET 20 was the best compromise betwen looks and drivabillity

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Can you be more specific,before i write a list of thirty wheel sizes down? If you only need diameter for now,id say 13s and 14s.

Some have managed 15s with elastic band tyres.

Personally,i prefer the standard 5.5x13s over the 6x14s I'm currently using.

thanks what i wanted to know was whats the widest wheel i can fit to a standard mk2 polo coupe s

i would like some pics of cars on 15" please

pcd is 4 x 100

centre bore is 57.1mm

Ideal Offset run are ET20-35 (with a higher ET sitting closer to your suspension struts), VW wheels tend to be around the ET38 mark.

Biggest wheels on a mk2 comfortably would a 7 inch wide rim, probably a 14 at most. 15s can look good but even with the car lowered the wheels do tend to dwarf the small polo

I've been running anything betwen 4,5-13 and 7-16, but I feel that 8-14 ET 20 was the best compromise betwen looks and drivabillity

I've been running anything betwen 4,5-13 and 7-16, but I feel that 8-14 ET 20 was the best compromise betwen looks and drivabillity

thanks

i want a drivers car

whats best

Depends what you mean by a drivers car.

Mine was most fun on standard 5.5x13 et38 wheels with 185/60x13 tyres.

I feel that 8-14 ET 20 was the best compromise betwen looks and drivabillity

14" X between 5.5" and 8", depending on the offset. A low offset (on a wider wheel especially) means they will stick out the arches and are more likely to scrub on your arches damaging the tyres.

I am running 15"x6.5 and i regret it. I feel they are too big for the car.

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Tempted to get these after Christmas

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They are 14"x6 et38 pcd 4x100, will they fit ok in the arches at standard height? while were on the subject

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I am running 15"x6.5 and i regret it. I feel they are too big for the car.

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Tempted to get these after Christmas

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They are 14"x6 et38 pcd 4x100, will they fit ok in the arches at standard height? while were on the subject

thanks for that have you got a side view of your car ??

plus those wheels u want look very nice

grunge is right 15s do look a bit too big. That pic has made me change my plans i wanted to slam a mk2 on 15s but i think 13-14" are plenty big enough. 13x7 ats classics would be a good and common choice.

Looks even worse here

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Looks even worse here

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is that with stander shocks ??

and yes 15" do look a bit big on a polo

dame i wanted some 16" but i don't know wow

For the best drivability on a mk2 polo, in my opinion i would go for a set of Compo MO's, 14x6 with 195/45/14 Yoko A539s.

15s can look very good on mk2 polos, you just need to reduce the arch to type gap by some suitable lowering, 40mm is more than enough on 15 inch tyres but i would say 60/40 with a 60mm drop to the front, to give it a nice rake stance.

Try to ensure your front wheels arent going to catch on the arches, as your cars front wheel drive and catching the tyre of the arch mid corner whilst hitting a small bump in the road can lead to some brown trouser moments

dollimore, get some uprated shocks and springs on there and itll transform the look of your car, i dont think the wheels youve chosen are too bad, however for the age of the car and dark blue colour i dont think they go that well.

Id put my vote towards some castalletes and paint them white. 14x6 with a sensible et

i know someone that ran 15x7 g60s on a 70/70 lowering looked wicked

looks 10/10

practicality 0/10 lol they scrubbed when he turnt

Looks even worse here

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is that with stander shocks ??

and yes 15" do look a bit big on a polo

dame i wanted some 16" but i don't know wow

yup standard shocks

Id put my vote towards some castalletes and paint them white. 14x6 with a sensible et

With 14"x6 what would be a sensible et on the mk2, also what tyre size.

Thanks

i know someone that ran 15x7 g60s on a 70/70 lowering looked wicked

looks 10/10

practicality 0/10 lol they scrubbed when he turnt

pretty sure g60 steels are 6 or 6.5 inch wide

id got for a 195/45 or 185/50 on a 14x6 rim. Id be looking at ET20/25 on an aftermarket set of wheels but on VW wheels like teardrops and such like your looking about ET35 ish

There's nothing worse than Escort cosworth wheels on a MK5 Cortina,and so many people just dont seem to get that a classic car needs classic style wheels. Any car needs wheels that suit its design,imt.

The FOCP :-p 'Grungeisdead' is probably right on 14in tyre size. I got it wrong though - my 185x55x14 Goodyears would be better suited to a daily 6n. And if anyone could re-do that selecta with black arch trims and 5-slot hocks for me to detail in paint,id be very grateful :unibrow:

These are the Castilettes with said tyres on btw,now summoned to the loft,possibly forever..

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the cost of this picture... one set of castalettes =]

Ooh,I'm startin' to feel all christmassy.. ;)

Ooh,I'm startin' to feel all christmassy.. ;)

are you

look

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g60s are 6" and et 38 i think.

g60's were banded ^^^

I am running 15"x6.5 and i regret it. I feel they are too big for the car.

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its not your wheels that are too big. its your tyres

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i love the way mk2 and 3s drive on 15s fitted with the right tyres

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