T4molie

OK pop pickers.... the Mrs has bought herself a new run around and it has come with alloys that look like this......





Can anyone PLEASE tell me what make / model they are? The insurance company want to know how much they would cost to replace and I'm a bit stumped

I've checked out the usual contenders but nothing seems to come close

Cheers

Andy

sandycam

iTrader: (1)

sorry can't guess what they are but jack it up and remove one and sure it will be stamped on the back of the hub/spoke?

richiewong

After looking at a ton of pictures, I still no idea but have seen them some where before.

Since they have a Ripspeed logo on, they are from Halfords so try them.
(could also carefully peel the centre logo offf to see if the original maker label is on, if there is one)

T4molie

Richie, with the Ripspeed logo in the middle this was the first place I looked.... but no avail I'm afraid

The logo in the middle is like the Prodrive one ie it's a complete plastic middle section that is just pushed in!!!

I've had a look on the back of the alloys (without taking one off yet) and all I can see is some very short stamped codes like "DOT-T" which don't seem to mean anything.

I guess at the moment I can only hope that the make is stamped somewhere on the inside where the alloy butts up to the disc.

Andy

terence

im probably wrong but im sure dezent made something very similar? i jst had a look at there current range but didnt see them... sure dezent did some tho

T4molie

I've just been through every alloy wheel in this site....

Alloy Wheels And Car Tyres Packages - Kent Customs Alloy Wheels

A couple of "close" ones but not "the" one

SetoN

Im sure if you give as much infomation as you can on the wheels the insurance company will be fine with that. Make and Model are usually Irrelevent. The cost of them and size are usually most important. Most will not accept unless they have locking wheel nuts either but i see yours do.

SetoN

Just read your post again, you are just after the price . Tell them they are less than 10% of the value of the car and they should be ok

sparky d

they look very similar to my old speedlines mate , the mark between the spokes on the second picture down is what was on mine ,


Not sure if this helps however , but worth a shot


Dave

richiewong

Definately not fron the Speedline family, the mark is usually found on alloys, don't know what it means though.

T4molie

I think the JIL means that the alloys has been manufactured to a certain standard