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So, My car came with steel wheels, And i was wondering if i found some renault alloys, Would it be likely to affect my insurance or would it not as they are standard on some clios?
oh and quinn seem safe about it. they dont see them as performance enhancing and aslong as they arent performance enhancing then they dont mind, it wont void your insurance and its all covered!!!
I rang my insurers (Admiral) when I put my white turinis on my car, which obviously have turinis as standard anyway......explained they were the same as the standard ones, same size, same shape, blah blah, but white and the nice lady said we dont mind what so ever.....
I reckon for your standard alloys, not 'uprated' 172 RS etc or aftermarket, on your car shouldnt make a difference as it would have been an optional extra from the showroom.
I'd ring to make sure and be on the safe side. The worst they can say is no....
Thats like fitting 172/182/turinis to a 1.6......I would expect a premium rise for that......they are not standard to the car. But in Jetwells case the alloys he wants to fit are a standard fit to his model of clio.
If the alloys are a standard fit for the car, it shouldn't change the 'insurance group' loading.......which is essentially what you are doing when you modify a car.
P.S. My ex is an insurance broker........good old insider knowlege