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13-04-2011, 04:47 PM
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Well here is the long story short...
I have my wheels stolen recently and have gone through insurance. Instead of ordering the new wheels, we were given a check for the ammount. I now have the option of buying what I want from where I want. There questions I have are: - Is USA Ebay reliable for ordering wheels? Has anyone done this? - Is the correct offset for a set of 20" wheels on an AU, +40, 5x114.3? Next question, there wheels in the link below will fit on an AU yes? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/20-AD...#ht_2623wt_862 If thats the case, it would be around $1220 for a brand new set of 20" wheels delivered? Or am I reading this wrong? Any advice about dealing with USA Ebay is welcome. Cheers, Matt
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Wheel advice for my AU
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