Try one of these mate, it'll put another 10mph on your top end!caddyboyo wrote:Fitted some go faster stripes to break up the blue , they didn’t work but I like them
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Try one of these mate, it'll put another 10mph on your top end!caddyboyo wrote:Fitted some go faster stripes to break up the blue , they didn’t work but I like them
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Correct me if I`m wrong, but I think the T6 have a different PCD which is 5 x 120. You need 5 x 112 for a Caddy.
Yip 5x120 (65.6 bore) I'll be using 5x112 to 5x120adapters with a spigot ring to fit them
Here's 2 vans with the rims look well for the winter bionic man
If that’s the advice given by a guy who makes a living from fitting/selling tyres........ then it’s good with me. How many times have we heard stories of people giving advice about different things - only for the advice giver to get financial gain? Get it all the time in the pub/catering trade.Bionicman wrote: ↑Fri Oct 05, 2018 7:25 pm They don't look bad at all for winter wheels. Will you be getting winter tyres on them or just all season tyres? I once asked a local tyre fitting company about winter tyres and the guy said there is not much point in England as the temperature does not drop below 7 degrees enough to warrant the cost of the tyres. He said winter tyres only perform better than all season tyres at temperatures below 7 degrees and also in snow because of the tyre composite material. But above 7 degrees he said the winter tyres will wear out a lot quicker. This info is just what I got told by a tyre fitter so I don't know how true this is.
I got one of these from Vanstyle, they fitted it while I was there. I think it looks good with the wind deflector on the bonnet.