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    Tig's new wheels and wheel arch extensions

    Just got some time to install the Wheel Arch Extensions on my Tiguan.

    First side is a PITA, the instructions are terrible. While I was doing that I also tried some new wheels as well.

    Wheels are original Audi 19x9 +33 hollow spoke wheels.

    Tig's new wheels and wheel arch extensions-9170837857_964821de65_z-jpg

    Its not gonna be everyones cup of tea, but I like it.
    Last edited by tigger73; 22-10-2016 at 06:38 AM.

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    Very nice and they will be easy to clean!
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    I like 'em too! Looking forward to seeing the finished product!

    Aaarghhh! The 'emergency jack'!! Brings back scary memories...
    Last edited by MGV; 30-06-2013 at 05:28 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MGV View Post
    I like 'em too! Looking forward to seeing the finished product!

    Aaarghhh! The 'emergency jack'!! Brings back scary memories...
    Yeah, the emergency jack is a scary contraption. Unfortunately for me, we're currently building a house so all of my good tools/gear has been packed away.

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    Looking good. So you finally managed to get your wheels sorted out I see

    What are you doing about tyres? What size are you going now that you have your wider guards? Something fatter... X5ish?

    Keen to see it all fitted up. Are you going to lower it too or keep stock springs in?

    I'm thinking mine may be in the need for some lowering springs... just waiting until the new wheels get fitted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tigger73 View Post
    Looking good. So you finally managed to get your wheels sorted out I see

    What are you doing about tyres? What size are you going now that you have your wider guards? Something fatter... X5ish?

    Keen to see it all fitted up. Are you going to lower it too or keep stock springs in?

    I'm thinking mine may be in the need for some lowering springs... just waiting until the new wheels get fitted.

    Yeah, finally got the wheels. Great price too, $1200.

    Tyres are gonna be the standard size 255/40/19 (same as on the tyre card on the car). Currently just waiting on hub rings to arrive (from the US $24 delivered).

    As for the brand of tyres, thats still being worked on. Kumho KU22 have some good reviews and can get them at $230 per corner fitted.
    Springs are not happening, currently negotiating for some KW coilovers.

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    I like the wheels, easy to clean unlike the bloody spoky New York wheels!

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    Avdo - looks good! Are they the "C" part number versions

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    Quote Originally Posted by Guy_H View Post
    Avdo - looks good! Are they the "C" part number versions
    Hey mate,

    these ones are just the normal part number 5N0 071 681 041, few people told me that they wouldn't fit but I had no issues fitting them to the car.
    Your car, being a 2012/13 model, I think you will need the "C" part number, purely because of the location of the Park Assist Sensor on the bumpers.

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    Little Update, managed to get the wheels onto the car.

    I dont think I needed the Wheel arch extensions.

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