I'm after vrs steelies where can I get them ???? The dealers

The dealers

ye sif you'd like to bend over to receive them

try your local scrap yard or eBay

any 16" steels from a boggo spec Golf/Beetle/Passat/A3 should fit

I just put the steely on and quite like the look!

so I'm better just buy some old ones off another vw instead of getting the vrs ones?

mmm steelies.. make you car slower and look crap to boot!

mmm steelies.. make you car slower and look crap to boot!

slow and ugly? box fresh it was already working that look hard

Edited 4 June, 201016 yr by andypandypoos

slow and ugly? box fresh it was already working that look hard

each to their own I guess..

The above statement is just my opinion.

Although they do weigh more then a similar sized alloy wheel thus reducing your MPG and making your car slower. That bit is not my opinion it is fact :p

Edited 4 June, 201016 yr by Thirdtimeluck

I bought up every spare that came up for sale and I eventually got a full set for winter use for £30. As has already been said, every scrappy is full of them.

Yeah kl kl I'm wanting them for winter and just now so my standard wheels can get refurbed

any 16" steels from a boggo spec Passat should fit

=ERROR. 5x112 those will be

Has to be a Mk1 A3 as well, and Mk4 Golf.

each to their own I guess..

The above statement is just my opinion.

Although they do weigh more then a similar sized alloy wheel thus reducing your MPG and making your car slower. That bit is not my opinion it is fact :p

alloys also bend very easily when driven over our lovely roads

I always thought temptation to goto bigger wheels which results in worse fuel economy and slower acceleration due to the rolling circumference?

I always thought temptation to goto bigger wheels which results in worse fuel economy and slower acceleration due to the rolling circumference?

in exchange for better grip (either due to fatter tyres or slower acceleration! )

alloys also bend very easily when driven over our lovely roads

I always thought temptation to goto bigger wheels which results in worse fuel economy and slower acceleration due to the rolling circumference?

Buy proper alloys - doesn't tend to happen then. And good alloys can also be quite handy in that they're often lighter than smaller OEM wheels. Have a look at Compomotive and the majority of the OZ range.

Then go look what's used on rally cars - steel wheels or one of the manufacturers mentioned above?

alloys also bend very easily when driven over our lovely roads

I always thought temptation to goto bigger wheels which results in worse fuel economy and slower acceleration due to the rolling circumference?

if you go up a size alloys tend to be lighter than steelies and with the appropriate tyres you maintain the original circumference. wider tyres would likely hurt mpg though, long term

each to their own i suppose, if you like it do it.

heres my 16x6.5 vw beetle steelies just to give you idea,

i'm running these whilst my alloys get refurbed

Edited 5 June, 201016 yr by broadyvrs

I've just bought some to use as winters

I just use my standard 16" vrs alloys for winter use look much better than steelies too. And got comps for summer use

each to their own i suppose, if you like it do it.

heres my 16x6.5 vw beetle steelies just to give you idea,

i'm running these whilst my alloys get refurbed

I thought all steelies were black, those have silver lip??

I thought all steelies were black, those have silver lip??

they were black, until i got the masking tape and silver rattle can out. just thought it was something a little different until my alloys were refurbed.