that looks great, really smart looking and load rated
I've seen them in black as well, very nice
2011 T5 Mulitivan Comfortline 103kw ,2009 Golf Tdi Comfortline 103kw,2005 Golf Mk5 GTI Stage 1 220BHP (UK),2004 Golf GT TDI 140BHP (UK),1995 Golf Mk3 GTI 120BHP (UK), 1980 Escort Mk2 RS2000(South African), 1980 Opel GTE 148Kw (South African), 1979 Golf Mk1.
that looks great, really smart looking and load rated
I've seen them in black as well, very nice
2017 VW T6 3200KG GVM LWB 132kW 7 Speed DSG (Campervan Conversion)
Love the colour of your van , wheels do look the part how is the ride ? . I am always concerned once you go past a certain size rim that the smaller profile tyres will give a harsher ride [admits here had a bad experience with some lo profile tyres on my work van some years ago] .
The ride is actually a lot better than before and my old wheels had commercial tyres on. Less road noise and very smooth.
Did you have any troubles with rubbing, gearing or similar?
I have just been gifted a set of brand new wheels from a VW Amarok with 255/60R18 Continentals and i was hoping they’d fit my T5 TDi400
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I'm set up the same as Fransz. The 255/60 R18 Bridgestone rubber I have is exactly identical to my original 16s as far as the speedo & GPS are concerned & there's no rubbing.
Lucky you.
I fitted 255/55/18 Toyo Proxes C100 Plus, ride is great, speedo now bit under, ideally I’d fit 255/50 but couldn’t find that size, had to bolt sides of under car plastic to stop rubbing on full lock on uneven surfaces.
Hi all, new T6 owner here, though 9 year member, from Tiguan 5N section
Here's a pic of some Amarok 18's on my MY18 Crewvan:
http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...&thumb=1&stc=1
I have Goodyear Eagle F1 tyres in 255/45/R18 103Y profile & the ride is great! A lot quieter too. Speedo is exactly the same as stock - reading about 5% over. My main concern was that the rims are only 7.5 wide - would have preferred them to be 8 wide, but was assured by 3 tyre shops that it would be fine. I bought these used with a few superficial scuff marks for $400 + another $1200 for the rubber.
Happy motoring! Matt
Current: MY18 TRANSPORTER CrewVan, Indium Grey
Previous: MY10 Tiguan 2.0TSI, Silver Leaf, APR StgII tune + many mod's
Nice work Gents.
Is the ride harder? ( do you feel the bumps more )?
I do alot of freeway driving in my T5.1 and want a cruisey ride
Personally 18,s would be the maximum I would fit , once you go bigger the tyres are lower profile and then comfort goes out the window .
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