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Volkswagen New Beetle A4 (9C1/1C1) Hatchback

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    • Created: 3 years, 7 months ago
    • By philip

    Best offset range for beetle 1.2tsi, 2013 model?

    May I know what the best offset range for beetle 1.2tsi , 2013 model

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      • Answered: 2 years, 12 months ago
      • By Leandro

      You can go from ET35 (sticks out a little bit) to ET40 (a bit more within the arches - not a problem unless you have huge brake calipers)

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      • Created: 2 years, 2 months ago
      • By dwayne.

      I just got a 99 beetle.am I able to ...

      I just got a 99 beetle.am I able to make a 06 or 07 vw rim work.

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        • Answered: 4 months ago
        • By Bolt-pattern.com

        Hi!

        It depends on which VW model, for example a Golf IV has the same specs!

        Best regards,
        www.bolt-pattern.com

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        • Answered: 4 months ago
        • By Bolt-pattern.com

        I assume you meant the "New Beetle"..

        Best regards,
        www.bolt-pattern.com

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        • Created: 1 year, 10 months ago
        • By Viktor bug

        Guys random question and nothing to do with this ...

        Guys random question and nothing to do with this beetle but is about VW. Will these 321823954927 EBay wheels fit my T25 1982 year Volkswagen panel van? Any support would be great. Vik

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          • Answered: 1 year, 10 months ago
          • By John

          Hi,Viketor Bug,Can you explainv " 321823954927" ebay wheels?

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          • Created: 1 year, 8 months ago
          • By john

          what other car manufacturers wheels will fit a 2007 ...

          what other car manufacturers wheels will fit a 2007 beetle?

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            • Answered: 1 year, 8 months ago
            • By John

            Hi， john，You can try to find VW polo or MG 5

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            • Answered: 4 months ago
            • By Bolt-pattern.com

            Golf IV has the same wheels specs as well, since both cars are built on the same platform.

            Best regards,
            www.bolt-pattern.com

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            • Created: 1 year, 4 months ago
            • By Ralph

            I have a set of M and W rims ...

            I have a set of M and W rims with snow tires that I rotate on my 01 TDI Beetle. Will they fit on a 2013 TDI Beetle?

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              • Answered: 1 year, 4 months ago
              • By John

              Hi,Ralph,if the cars are Bettle A4 TDI,the wheels can fit for.

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              • Created: 1 year ago
              • By Simon

              Hi, I'm looking to fit new alloys to 2016 ...

              Hi, I'm looking to fit new alloys to 2016 VW Beetle Cabriolet 2ltr Turbo, can I fit 20" X 9.5" 35 offset wheels with 245 X 35 X 20 without rubbing or am I better sticking with 20" X 8.5" 40/42 offset with 235 X 35 x 20 many thanks

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                • Answered: 1 year ago
                • By John

                Hi, Simon,I think 20*8.5 40 offset with 235/35/20 is better

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                • Created: 10 months, 4 weeks ago
                • By Mohammad

                Hello I have a 2015 vw beetle , can ...

                Hello
                I have a 2015 vw beetle , can I fit 20×9 front and 20×10.5 rear wheels on it without any modifications ?
                Thank you

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                  • Answered: 10 months, 4 weeks ago
                  • By John

                  Hi,Mohammad,20'' rims are too large for the car.You can try 19‘’.

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                  • Created: 5 months ago
                  • By ted bevins

                  want, wheel/ tire combo for a 1971 super bug. ...

                  want, wheel/ tire combo for a 1971 super bug. lowered 21/2" front. after market disk brakes. now using 1/4" spacers to clear calipers.

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                    • Answered: 5 months ago
                    • By John

                    Hi,Ted Bevins,Can you explain your question?

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                    • Created: 5 months ago
                    • By ted bevins

                    I was using 13" rims with 165R tires with ...

                    I was using 13" rims with 165R tires with positive offset. About 2" out from the fenders. Looked cool but speedometer wasn't correct. I'd want to go back to 15" rims. I dropped the front end down 2 1/2" and I'm pretty sure they'll rub. I was told to use 145R tires on 4 1/2" rims, (my 13" rims were 5 1/2" wide) I'm using a 1/4" spacer to clear my calipers now. My bolt pattern is 4x130 mm, need help. Hard to understand your calculator. Thanks

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