Black rims

how about some black alloys

Considering there is three of us looking for rims and thats potentially 15 rims and the fact that ROH and Mullins / CSA is only 15 mins away from me if we agree on a set we like i could possibly try and get a wholesale price ??

I also found this aswell
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Originally Posted by nissannewby

Have you had a look at allied wheels cuppa?

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I did briefly, but couldn't see any steel wheels, all alloys? There was one which *might* be steel (they don't say) but it had imitation bead lock on it which is unnecessarily flashy for my tastes. However I have just sent them an email to see if they do a steelie, & if so what it's load rating is.

Cuppa

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Originally Posted by Alitis007

I also found this aswell
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Yep, that's what I saw & got quite excited about the higher load rating. However I wrote to them to see if they could offer any with the neg 13 offset & got the answer saying no.

Cuppa

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Originally Posted by Alitis007

Considering there is three of us looking for rims and thats potentially 15 rims and the fact that ROH and Mullins / CSA is only 15 mins away from me if we agree on a set we like i could possibly try and get a wholesale price ??

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Worth checking out. I want 6, but I doubt Mullins are going to help, but if they were prepared to do us a batch with the right offset it'd be great.

Cuppa

PS.
ANYONE ELSE CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR BLACK STEEL WHEELS? Now might be the time to say so! :).

But they have a neg 14.

If you're happy and you know it tap a post!

Cuppa it looks like wheels with a high load rating either have no or pos offset, probably to do with how the weight distribution works across the rim. When i get a chance i'll have a look at my factory alloys and have a look at their offset. What size tyre are you going to run ??

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Originally Posted by Winnie

But they have a neg 14.

If you're happy and you know it tap a post!

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Thats a 5 stud mate

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Originally Posted by Alitis007

Cuppa it looks like wheels with a high load rating either have no or pos offset, probably to do with how the weight distribution works across the rim. When i get a chance i'll have a look at my factory alloys and have a look at their offset. What size tyre are you going to run ??

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There is a Mullins 16x 8 1500kg one with a neg 28mm, so I'm not sure that the weight distribution theory holds.
I'm going to run 265/75LT tyres.

Cuppa

Edit: your offset requirement may be different to mine? I have a leaf rear end.