ZERO815
Autocross Champion
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- Köln Germany
- Car(s)
- 2017 GTI SE DSG
Thanks. The bolt pattern is correct. They were used on a 2015 golf
Sorry I bought them Wednesday already.
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Thanks. The bolt pattern is correct. They were used on a 2015 golf
Yeah that’ll fit as long as the bolt pattern is right
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not 100% true since R and GTI PP have bigger calipers on them.
You need to make sure that your caliper clears the wheel drum with weights.
Some TireRack 17" wheels have the clearance issues with the weights contact the drum.
not 100% true since R and GTI PP have bigger calipers on them.
You need to make sure that your caliper clears the wheel drum with weights.
Some TireRack 17" wheels have the clearance issues with the weights contact the drum.
I've always run Bridgestone Blizzak tires, and I've been very happy. They are very soft, and are great in the snow. Be very aware of the speed rating on snow tires. Some snow tires can have speed ratings at low as 84mph. You do not want to go flying down the highway with snow tires on!
Another point I'll mention, my Blizzak have seemed to last a long time. I run them about 5 months a year, and I've had the same set since 2010 and there is still a ton of tread left. They almost look new still. Very happy with them
not 100% true since R and GTI PP have bigger calipers on them.
You need to make sure that your caliper clears the wheel drum with weights.
Some TireRack 17" wheels have the clearance issues with the weights contact the drum.
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Here's a MK6 R with them....(same brakes as the Sport)....should fit fine:
Anyone have experience with the G-Max AS 05?
made by a company that barely qualifies as name-brand
The closest anyone's every come to a true "all-season" tire is the Nokian WRG2, but they're not going to give you the performance you want on dry pavement.