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    can I get away with, without problems on the R56.??

    I know OEM wheels have an offset 48

    anyone know??

    I am looking at 7.5 x 18 wheels with an offset of 40.?? I'm thinking it should be fine with it being a 7.5 wheel.?
    Last edited by Scottie; 4th November 2008 at 10:23 PM.
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    anyone able to help.??

    Obviously were not that technical minded on here.;bigwave:
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    why not ask the supplier? surely they would be able to advise...

    or give ajamesj (Andy) a call at the place in Dundee that he works as he sells wheels and bits for a living..

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    Fi... alll you need to know about offset but were afraid to ask... HERE

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    I am not offering much help here as referring to an R50...however with my wheel spacers I am running an offset of 33mm. Everything is fine & wheels sit within the arches, only problem I have is that when people are in the back the car scrapes all the time :(

    Understand the info you want is for the R56 though! Give Zimbo a PM, his aftermarket alloys on his Dooper are relatively wide

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    I have fitted a fair range of wheels on the R56 now and they are best suited to a et40 or above so the handle and looks are not effected.

    Hope this helps

    Andy
    2011 Mini CooperS COUNTRYMAN with CHILLI PACK in ROYAL GREY , 1998 Mini COOPERSPORT in BRITISH RACING GREEN

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    7.5 x 18 with a et40 and 215/35/18 or 205/40/18 tyres all work well it just depends on what sort of money you wish to spend on tyres also the 215/35/18 are a bit harder on ride quality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ajamesj View Post
    7.5 x 18 with a et40 and 215/35/18 or 205/40/18 tyres all work well it just depends on what sort of money you wish to spend on tyres also the 215/35/18 are a bit harder on ride quality.

    looking at Millie Migila in 18"s

    these ones


    can you get them cheaper.?
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    Mille Miglia are now bust in the Uk so I cannot get my hands on this package however I do have a set of 18" Mille Miglia HT3 with Pirelli 215/35/18 in stock lol if your interested PM me and I will tell you the price dont want to get into trouble on here .
    All Mille Miglia wheels are the best quality you can get and the deal you have been offered on the Ravia is excellent


    Andy
    2011 Mini CooperS COUNTRYMAN with CHILLI PACK in ROYAL GREY , 1998 Mini COOPERSPORT in BRITISH RACING GREEN

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    you have a PM
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