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[monkey]

I recently aquired a 95' Quartz and was pondering getting 15x7 alloys for the Bic™. The problem is I know feck all about cars!! What do I need to do?! How much would it cost for them to be fitted?

[chumkila]

oi monkey!! GrEeTiNgS!!

firstly DONT go for 15x7's go for 15x6.5 MAX!!

the cost of fitting would be just paying for them to replace the originals, which'll be like a tenner!! FREE if u change em urself. but if u wana lower ur car aswell thats a different ballgame.

[chumkila]

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[KEVFRST]

Make sure u get round wheels, dont get any off chumkilla, cos he sells squares.

Make sure u get the right offset too. 195/45/15 profile tyre aswell.

And welcome 2 the $hite

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[Robin]

i agree get 15/6.5" alot easer. make sure u get 195/45/15 tyres and that the alloys are 35mm offset. Most companiies will inc fitting in the price of u buying the alloys. If u get them second hand then it will cost u about £40 to fit (£10 a side) but sod that just get your jack out and fit them your self

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-robin@rgisltd.co.uk-

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[chumkila]

oi u chimps!

[Robin]

Prit u muppet

[chumkila]

Robin u omlette!

[packers]

and make sure the wheels are a PCD (Pitch Circle Diameter) of 108.

Back us up her lads.....??...!!

PCD is the ammount of distance between the placment of the holes for the studs......ford have a a pcd of 108

[The Bruster]

the new fashion is to have different one at the front than the back, drag racer stylee, as seen on my van

[Bad Boy Si]

yeah just fit them yourself, save money and good experience, you will have to learn sometime, why not now ?? save you a £10