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So, in a few weeks I will be considering some 20” Rotiform KPS, I’ve seen pics of them on one and even messaged the guy who owned the car, he said they are 10x20 ET 35. However, any place I go to says they will not fit my car, I’ve even been in touch with a large local alloy wheel shop who says they rang Rotiform and the options for my car did not include the KPS, so what’s going on? 🤨
If I order a set from eBay simply with fitment 10x20 ET 35 will they be correct? I have pretty much no idea when it comes to rim sizes and don’t want to order some that don’t fit.
Any input or recommendations will be greatly appreciated
thanks.
Pic of his car.
They arrived today from a site claiming they fit my car, this is the size they sent.
I just test fitted one up front and it seems very wide and the bore seems very shallow compared to the old OEM wheel, the 10” fitment is very wide (10” was the recommended size) and while it clears the arm for the air matic, just, I’m worried that they won’t when a tyre is fitted. Will a small spacer likely work or is the width then going to be too excessive?
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anyone? Someone who has these on his CLS55 advised me to get this size and these tyres (245/30/20) claiming they will not rub and will fit fine and that’s what he runs on his, but I can’t help but worry that I will order the tyres to be fitted in that size and just have bad news when it comes to fitting them.
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