I don't have them gregoir, but do bare in mind, the bigger the wheels the more road noise and harsher ride you will introduce. For me I wouldn't go anywhere near 20'' wheels-it doesn't need them. Apart from what I have mentioned, the cost of replacement rubber for them is also a reason not to buy. It's obviously your choice m8, and good luck with it, 19's are plenty big enough-unless you are going off-road a lot?
Just thought I'd mention, in case you weren't aware of possible pitfalls.
Regards-
Geoff
I saw few T-Roc's with 19" Suzuka Alloys and I have to say that they look perfect. Not small, not too big. For me the best choice for alloys.
Unfortunatly I couldn't get them myself because the roads in Croatia are so terribly bad so I had to go for smaller rims.
Hi.. what ever rims you put on the T-Roc 16", 17", 18" or 19" the circumference of the tyre will be the same.. you start fitting non standard size wheels and rims which increase the circumference your speedometer will be out of synchronization.. eg. you will physically be traveling faster than the speed shown on you speedometer plus you acceleration time will be slightly slower...
Just a thought... it's an optical illusions that the wheel arches seem fuller by increasing from 16" to 19"...
Roger..
Pick my 1.0 up lst Sept. Was already built when l saw it on dealers website. lt has 17" Mayfields on. Could l put 19" Suzuka,s on. Cheers
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