agreed. TS, this is a good suggestion.

by the way, what i know is there are 3 things that you should know.

1. Size (17",16", 15" and so forth)
2. PCD (114,100 and...)
3. JJ (+ or -)


Currently I'm using a TE37 replica, 16". I know original is good, but since I use my car for a normal drive, they are already ok.

ori around 2500 - 4000 depending on size and model.
taiwan, 400 also can get.

to spot, u need to open and look at the back of the rim. there are marks and some other things to recognize. those who have bought ori rim before shud know.

PCD stands for pitch circle diameter and is the diameter of a circle drawn through the centre of your wheel's bolt holes. P.C.D. is measured in millimeters and also indicate the number of studs or bolts the wheel will have. Volkswagen Alloy Wheels are usually either 4x100: i.e. 4 bolt holes drilled through the centre of an imaginary 100mm circle,

SOS


hehehe..well, its actually the size between your wheel bolts.

cars like myvi, saga, vios, their pcd is 100. 4x100 coz they are using 4 bolts.
cars like neo, waja, their pcd is 114.3 or easily mentioned as 114.
if u go to wheel shop, u can see the diff between the 2.

dont forget, u can change between the 2 by using a spacer.

Pros out there, correct me if i'm wrong.

a standard persona wheel come with 15" rims rite? and the tyre size is 195/60/15 if i'm not mistaken.

my own rule when changing rim size, minus 5 for the middle number for each increment of rim size.

example:
195/60/15 --> 195/55/16

u can also use this:
195/60/15 --> 205/50/16

if u do the calculation, the overall wheel size will be about the same, hence it wont affect much on your speedometer.

but of coz, the bigger your rim, it will become heavier, more stable on high speed cruise, higher fuel consumption.



again pros, correct me if i'm wrong. cheers!

well, actually im talking bout a 2nd hand price. hehe.