I'm in love with these rims. I guess they are Oz Superturismo Evoluzione. I saw them in a Golf GTI on the street and they are impressive to me. Problem is that checking in OZ webpage the only option is 5x112 ET45 so I guess the car on the picture is using adapters but they don't seem to stick out... Any clue?
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I was offered a pair for £200 recently with some kerb scuffs to use as winter wheels but decided to go a different route. I've seen singles on Ebay for £190 a wheel but I think they could be a tricky sell due to low numbers of i30N around and limited amount of potential buyers. Looking at completed sales you might get £150 each but I can't see a complete set that's sold on Ebay.
Thank you for your reply sounds interesting I looked at the Hyundai OZ alloy wheels but they are very expensive over £400 a wheel what are the recommended after market alloy wheels as it is such a minefield would not want to end up wrecking the car I have not got one clue what the following numbers represent 5x112 ET45 does anyone know the proper alloy wheel speech for the Hunyadi I30N All I got in the book was 8.0J X19 there is no mention of any ET numbers what does the ET represent. I know it not extra-terrestrial. Sorry if I sound stupid.
These are the stock 18' and 19' i30N wheels
Wheel size:
7,5J R18 ET: 53.0 LK: 5x114,3 CB: 67,1 (~12 kg)
8,0J R19 ET: 55.0 LK: 5x114,3 CB: 67,1 (~13,1 kg)
The i30 n performance has 5x114.3 stud pattern, 8.0J is the rim width in inches, 19 is wheel diameter again inches and the offset is ET55 for the standard wheel.
5x114.3 - 8.5J x 19 ET45 will fit fine as a few members here have used that size but for other ET options check info that users have posted or ask a question here as I'm sure somebody will know the answer.
I'd be cautious and ask before buying because I know BMW sold winter wheel packages in the recent past that didn't fit over the cars standard brakes!
5x114.3 - 8.5J x 19 ET45 will fit fine as a few members here have used that size but for other ET options check info that users have posted or ask a question here as I'm sure somebody will know the answer.
I'd be cautious and ask before buying because I know BMW sold winter wheel packages in the recent past that didn't fit over the cars standard brakes!
Ok got the speck of the tyre alloy wheel 5x114. Et 55
Thank you for the info much obliged. I'll be sure to check the other posts.
Sorry forgot to thank you, and it is very much appreciated you posting that information.
In searching for my own personal rim with which i would make my i30N special i encountered these:
Borbet Lx 8x19 5x114.3 72.5 ET50 Confirmed weight from Borbet themselves i got in an email 11.2kg each. Which is sadly too much for me so the search continiues.
Borbet also has another rim called FF1 which has claimed weight of 8.6kg for the 19inch version but for that i didnt ask about since the price for that is too much for my liking even.
Borbet Lx 8x19 5x114.3 72.5 ET50 Confirmed weight from Borbet themselves i got in an email 11.2kg each. Which is sadly too much for me so the search continiues.
Borbet also has another rim called FF1 which has claimed weight of 8.6kg for the 19inch version but for that i didnt ask about since the price for that is too much for my liking even.
Yes, everything can be re-used no problem.
If you can source them elsewhere then go for it as I'd be relectant to give an order to a company thats trying to fleece me my money.
Can anyone confirm if these rims will fit my vehicle as the garage I asked can thy fit the rims stated to me and laughed yes they say they will fit and give a guarantee but it means nothing once we take it to your car and fit it that is when we will know for sure as I have had people in before stating the exact same thing as you and the rims would not fit. As you can understand I don’t want to buy these and find out that they don’t fit my car which would be a real nuisance to have them delivered taken to a tyre shop and then having to return them.
A garage quoted £18 I said that was too expensive so cheapest I could get was £12 per tyre
If anyone can advise that would be greatly appreciated.
DOTZ WHEELS Kendo dark Matt black
Measurements: 8.0J x 19 OS 48 mm
Number of holes / Bolt circle: 5/114 mm
EAN: 4026569323844
A garage quoted £18 I said that was too expensive so cheapest I could get was £12 per tyre
If anyone can advise that would be greatly appreciated.
DOTZ WHEELS Kendo dark Matt black
Measurements: 8.0J x 19 OS 48 mm
Number of holes / Bolt circle: 5/114 mm
EAN: 4026569323844
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They are exactly the same diameter and width as stock 19" alloys. Only difference is offset.
The standard pzeros will 100% fit fine. £12 isn't bad price either, I paid £10 at local "backstreet" garage and they swapped them no probs. (And my wheels are wider at 8.5)
Thank you, my friend I value the advice and knowledge as I would not have a clue about these things but I am picking bits up as I go just did not want to make an expensive mistake and all the hassle, that comes with ordering these rims. You have put my mind at rest and I can now confidently place an order, I take it then these wheels will sit out further than my standard wheel if my calculation is correct or have, I got that totally wrong.
I just have to place my original rims on flea bay past sales I notice someone achieved £190 or nearest offer so suppose they got £165 + £15 postage.
Yes 48mm offset means they'll stick out slightly more but will actually look better in my opinion.
My wheels are 45mm offset and I would say they are at the limit of poke without looking a bit daft. Around 50mm is perfect!
My wheels are 45mm offset and I would say they are at the limit of poke without looking a bit daft. Around 50mm is perfect!
Fondmetal 9RR 8Jx18” ET45 weights 8,6kg
You can use wobbly bolts and it brings it from 112 to 114 you can read about them here.
https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/tyre...lts-aka-wobble-bolts-myth-versus-reality.html
As much I have been changing my wheels (around 50-times at least) I have noticed that i30n has a studs, not wheel bolts.