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Colin
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16th Nov 06 at 18:12   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

We get about 1 week of snow a year...if that!!

I know of people that go back to steelies for 4 -5 months!! I dont get it, I could damage my wheels at any time, I just go with it & if they get wrecked buy some new ones or get a refurb.

Also its only people who seem to have a love affair with there sub standard car that does it. Ive got a mate with a porsche & he doesnt care about his cup split rims, another mate with the M3 has 19" CSL's...they stay on on all year come rain hail or shine. Ive always kept mine on every car ive owned
Cupra Steve
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quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
its so people can say things like:

'Ive fitted my winter wheels'

makes them feel important.


well this may be true but it makes sense putting on wheels with winter tyres on.
Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
its so people can say things like:

'Ive fitted my winter wheels'

makes them feel important.


I think that aswell....seems to be to give some people a point of conversation
whitter45
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have to agree there, little point as damage could ahhpen at any time

Granted you minimise the risk but I really don see the need to do it
Cupra Steve
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i've never changed my wheels, but tbh i would if i spent stupid money on them.
Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by Cupra Steve
quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
its so people can say things like:

'Ive fitted my winter wheels'

makes them feel important.


well this may be true but it makes sense putting on wheels with winter tyres on.


Proper winter tyres, perhaps if it snows but how many people are fitting old crappy tyres with little tread left they pick up cheap, only to be fitted in the worst driving conditions there going to be faced with!!
JayT
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i think the answer here is just leave them on, wash them regularly and when the roads/kirbs are covered by snow just drive carefully and keep your distance from the kirbs lol! sorted
K3 VMU
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i think its all jus a personal thing, if u like to look after ur car, and u get attacked by snow, then i think theres no problem wit changin ur wheels?

its my wheels and i ll change them if i want to


JonnyJ
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I have chromes, the salt fucks them up, badly!
Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by K3 VMU
i think its all jus a personal thing, if u like to look after ur car, and u get attacked by snow, then i think theres no problem wit changin ur wheels?

its my wheels and i ll change them if i want to





Thats fair enough but im still not convinced enough to do my own
Cupra Steve
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quote:
Originally posted by Colin
quote:
Originally posted by Cupra Steve
quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
its so people can say things like:

'Ive fitted my winter wheels'

makes them feel important.


well this may be true but it makes sense putting on wheels with winter tyres on.


Proper winter tyres, perhaps if it snows but how many people are fitting old crappy tyres with little tread left they pick up cheap, only to be fitted in the worst driving conditions there going to be faced with!!


if that is the case then they are pricks!!!! but on the changing wheels i'd say do it if you want to keep your wheels looking good. I say my car is for driving, i do wash my car every week religiously but i drive it more than i clean it!!! I understand both sides of the debate but it's there wheels, let em, plus it gives you summit to do when your bored!!!!!
K3 VMU
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16th Nov 06 at 18:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote



havin wheels like this,an stayin in antartica they ve gotta b changed at winter

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