My S60 with 17" alloys on.

BlownM3 · Messages: 98 Registration: 01.17.2003

Got one of my pals to put on my 17" alloys on to replace the original 16" alloys this morning. I think a big improvment.

maomaoLTW · Messages: 96 Registration: 11.20.2001

Hi, Nice.. The bigger wheel does improve the vehicle appearance.. :) Des. . . ;)

Canatro · Messages: 99 Registration: 02.26.2001

It does imrpove the look. What tyres are you on Jim ?

///MDex · Messages: 7,194 Registration: 07.31.2003

P6000`s were on the wheels when I bought them.

Daved · Messages: 29,275 Registration: 10.28.2002

Oh ! Let us know how you get on with them. If the roads around your area are OK then it may not be an issue, I mainly found them to be problematic on heavily cambered or roads furrowed by HGV's. I also found increasing the pressure to 36psi helped reduce (not eliminate) the effect of tramlining too.

DMD///M3 · Messages: 279 Registration: 02.26.2001

I will follow your advice and increase the pressure to 36 and will run them till they need replaced. Many thanks

dnbsquirrel · Messages: 464 Registration: 06.26.2003

I run mine at 40 and haven't had any problems. I have used this pressure for the last 10 years.

wicked · Messages: 754 Registration: 12.14.2001

I will try 36 first and see how I get on. Than up to 40 and try that too. Many thanks.

jsheffel · Messages: 31 Registration: 10.29.2002

Nice looking wheels and i love the colour of your car.

Low Level · Messages: 2,867 Registration: 09.19.2002

The colour is minstral green. Thanks