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Can't see any link to the wheels you have seen so I've no idea if they will fit or not. It is easy to find a wheel that physically fit on your car (have the right PCD and bore diameter etc) but beware of getting something with the wrong offset (ET) as it will alter the steering feel and handling, possibly not what you want.
Have you thought about getting second-hand steel wheels? I have megane 6 x 15 inch steels on. Cost me a tenner each. Lots of choice for 15 inch renault steels that will fit. mine are ET43 offset, your cup's wheels are ET38 but ET43 will work well too and still clear the brakes, which is an important consideration as I don't think all aftermarket 15 inch alloys will clear the brakes???
Have you thought about getting second-hand steel wheels? I have megane 6 x 15 inch steels on. Cost me a tenner each. Lots of choice for 15 inch renault steels that will fit. mine are ET43 offset, your cup's wheels are ET38 but ET43 will work well too and still clear the brakes, which is an important consideration as I don't think all aftermarket 15 inch alloys will clear the brakes???
Lol best thing about it is its a better ride and handles better. Don't have to have the wheel straight before I put my foot down and it doesn't dive across the road when I go over a bump.
Don't know what's wrong with the wheels I took off lol
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Same thing for me. doubt there's anything wrong with your alloys/tyres though.
a) newer tyres have more tread
b) winter rubber is much softer compound
c) shape of the tyre in 195/50 R15 is higher profile and it's probably on a proportionatley narrower rim if you've got steels
All of the above contribute to calming the steering reactions down, the forces from the road are better damped/dulled which makes it ride smoother. probably. LOL
a) newer tyres have more tread
b) winter rubber is much softer compound
c) shape of the tyre in 195/50 R15 is higher profile and it's probably on a proportionatley narrower rim if you've got steels
All of the above contribute to calming the steering reactions down, the forces from the road are better damped/dulled which makes it ride smoother. probably. LOL
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