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Old 18th January 2009, 14:25   #1306
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Lenso 17" on Nankangs 255/45R17
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Old 18th January 2009, 14:33   #1307
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Thanks Abhinav & Harry

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Fh and Senindra - Good choice of alloys. Looks great. And Senindra its suiting the red color of car magnificently!
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Old 18th January 2009, 17:37   #1308
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Nash - You should have gone for LingLong's!
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Old 18th January 2009, 19:40   #1309
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Hey, Nankangs arent too bad.
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Old 18th January 2009, 19:46   #1310
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Hey, Nankangs arent too bad.
Not sure about LingLong and KingKong.. but I guess Nankangs are available officially in India.

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The alloys look really neat on the Laura
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Old 18th January 2009, 19:52   #1311
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nice alloys, fountainheader and artofzen

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Old 19th January 2009, 11:04   #1312
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Guys, what would 14" alloys cost in HR, Plati, Neo?
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Great Alloys, Nash! Back in circulation, eh?
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Old 19th January 2009, 12:00   #1314
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Guys, what would 14" alloys cost in HR, Plati, Neo?
Check the previous page for Plati alloys. The user has mentioned the price as 11.5k for a set of 4.
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Check the previous page for Plati alloys. The user has mentioned the price as 11.5k for a set of 4.
Thats me!!
I got it from milan subway... the dealer quoted me 13k at first.. then bargained it down to 11.5k..
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Thats me!!
I got it from milan subway... the dealer quoted me 13k at first.. then bargained it down to 11.5k..
Are Neo's cheaper compared to brands like HR, Plati, etc? They actually have some neat designs; what advantage do they have over imported ones?

And 3,150/- for 195/60-14 is killer price man! I was quoted 3,750/- (XM1+) and 3,400/- (A.Drive) for 185/65-14 by a reputed tire dealer.
I need to take you along with me when I go accessory shopping
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Are Neo's cheaper compared to brands like HR, Plati, etc? They actually have some neat designs; what advantage do they have over imported ones?

And 3,150/- for 195/60-14 is killer price man! I was quoted 3,750/- (XM1+) and 3,400/- (A.Drive) for 185/65-14 by a reputed tire dealer.
I need to take you along with me when I go accessory shopping
sure sure.. Actually I was a bit surprised at the price for yokos too.. At first, the tire shop's other branch (Dumlor, Bangalore) quoted me 3650 for the same.. and while i was getting sun control film fitted on my swift (near urvashi theater,Bangalore) out of curiosity inquired about the price from this branch too. he quoted me 3150 and i didn't think twice to get it fitted... (though it made a hole in my pocket as i didnt plan for these at that point of time )
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Are Neo's cheaper compared to brands like HR, Plati, etc? They actually have some neat designs; what advantage do they have over imported ones?
The main advantages of Indian ones are:
1. they come with warranty
2. replacement alloy of same design is easier to get in case you damage one of the existing ones
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So 14" alloys should cost about 3,250/- per piece for brands like HR, Plati, etc. and a little less for Neo, correct?
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Slightly OT: What brand of alloy's does the Xylo sport? They are nice and sporty! I have clicked a snap of the same and if you all want, I can post it here.
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