This is a discussion on 17" alloys on a Scout? Option? within the Roomster forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; Hi guys - wife is getting a Scout - and I remember when they first came out looking at website ...
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| Hi guys - wife is getting a Scout - and I remember when they first came out looking at website and 17's being an option - now though it looks like you can only have the standard 16's - looking at brochure and website. Any Skoda insiders or knowledge type peeps set me straight on this one? Ta ![]() |
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| It's all good Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Cwmbran - South Wales
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Be careful though, these will increase cabin noise and probably comprimise the ride a little. | |
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| Thanks mate. Will have a word with the dealer. |
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| The option code is WBA and they're £300. They look like this ![]()
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| is chilled out! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Scunthorpe, Nth Lincs
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| Not listed as an option anymore, but yes as above....try that.
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| They look fantastic - fill the arches out nicely, and £300 is not going to break the bank. Thanks for all your help guys. |
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| Looks the business mate - what colour is that? |
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| have a look at some of my old posts about my roomster scout. it had 17s on it. looked great but it DOES effect ride quality. ive got a level 3 fab now and the ride is so much softer, and those tyres arent that tall! the tyres on teh 17's are tiny!
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| Good point mate - had plenty of big rims on other cars so I know what you are saying - I'll see what the Mrs says - but I fancy having the Roomster off her in a couple of years, so nudge, nudge, wink, wink.... |
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| i wonder if you could use use 5mm taller tyres on them. after all there is lots of spare space under the arches. i think they come with 40's so you could try 45's when the tyres need doing
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, 205x.40=82mm with the rest of the difference made up by the 1" larger diameter of the rim. Here try these links to make +/- wheel & tyre upgrades!!!Tire code - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Explains in much more detail than any of us may really need... Tire size calculator nice visual calculator. Tyre Calculator - Alloy Wheels - Specialist supplier of alloy wheels and tyres packages, 0% Finance and Fast Delivery a little more technically inclined may find useful. TyreTest.com - Tyre reviews - an independent consumer survey useful for reviews of tyres one might wish to purchase. Wheel Offset Calculator an offset calculator{think this one was made by one of the boys over on SeatCupra.net when wanting to push his rear wheels out a bit for stability & looks}... Yet WoodenSpatulas is on the right lines Just use the calculators to see how far you might be off... | |
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