new alloys one different

**decks** · 6th April 2013, 16:14

as posted before i got a new set of alloys 18 inch with a offset of 45 but on checking one of the alloys has an offset of 35, what whey will i go to get them all the same as regards to spacers

**19CDTi** · 6th April 2013, 16:39

I'd be going the way back to the suppliers!! (assuming they were new)
I'd think running a different offset even with a spacer will unbalance something!

**david-bell** · 6th April 2013, 16:52

Originally Posted by 19CDTi

I'd be going the way back to the suppliers!! (assuming they were new)
I'd think running a different offset even with a spacer will unbalance something!

Whs. if they are new get on to the supplier as they have made a mistake by the sounds of it.

**decks** · 6th April 2013, 17:14

just sent the company a message that one wheel has a diffrent offset hope they have the correct one in stock, very poor service that they were not checked before shipped.

**decks** · 6th April 2013, 18:02

just a thought could i just get a spacer for the 35et offset dont want the problem of sending alloy back as i live in nothern ireland and would take forever to sort out

**stephen_brady** · 7th April 2013, 19:17

I would take the hassle sending it back any day. It will forever be a pain in the ass never mind the extra expense of the spacer's and possible longer nuts etc. company should also ship them for free. All you should have to do is email them as you have done. The rest is up to them.

i know it will probably be another week before you get you wheels on the car, but I think it would be worth it.

**puppet** · 7th April 2013, 19:44

Originally Posted by stephen_brady

I would take the hassle sending it back any day. It will forever be a pain in the ass never mind the extra expense of the spacer's and possible longer nuts etc. company should also ship them for free. All you should have to do is email them as you have done. The rest is up to them.

i know it will probably be another week before you get you wheels on the car, but I think it would be worth it.

Agree 100%. Their mistake, up to them to sort it out and cover any expense involved. I wouldn't want a set of odd wheels, full stop.

**Drinky** · 7th April 2013, 19:58

If they are a reputable company they should get the courier who delivers the new wheel to collect the wrong one from you then there is no charge to you ............It is there mistake after all !!!!!