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    hi im new to the forum so hi to everyone.

    i am getting my 05 plate golf on tues, but it has bog standard wheels and push on trims. i would love to get some alloys for it, but the prob is i dunno what size to get theres so many sizes. can i just buy the alloys take them to a tyre repair centre and swap the tyres over to the alloy rims?

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    Hi The Golf MK5 will take a 19" if you want to go that far. A more sensible option would be 17" of which there are plenty.
    Your wheel size will be 5X112 with an offset of 38-50
    As for tyres 205, 215 and 225 will be OK Im looking for 215X17 at the moment.

    Find a local wheel/tyre outlet and they will certainly help and you could try
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    Best off getting a set from someonew who has upgraded their standard alloys. 16 will probably be common but 17 (personally) I think will be better. You'll be looking for a tyre size of 225/45 R17 to maintain the correct rolling radius.
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    Hi Matt,

    Sorry to reply to an old post, just looking up my car, MkV Golf with 17" alloys, came with 225/45 R17, however my speedo continually tells me that I'm doing approx 8-10km/h more than i am, any suggestions?

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    That's the correct 17" tyre size for the MK5.
     
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    Thanks Chris, I know it's the right size, just wondering why my speedo is off and can only think of the tyre size as the cause...


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