Astra Club DTi spare alloy

Discussion in 'Astra' started by Pepsi, May 7, 2005.

  1. Pepsi

    Pepsi Guest

    I'm looking (on behalf of someone else) for a spare alloy for a
    Vauxhall Astra DTi (2001) - unfortunately I don't see sizes, or don't
    understand, what's written on the existing tyres. Could someone assist
    a complete idiot in finding a spare please? I don't wish to buy a set
    though. Basically I need to know how to gather the information to
    go find one. I have photos, details of what's written on existing
    tyres, uk reg certificate with all motor details on it.
     
    Pepsi, May 7, 2005
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  2. Pepsi

    Tariq Guest

    What does it look like? (number of spokes). Presumably 5 stud?

    Have a search on eBay for 'Astra alloy' and see if there are any on
    there or you should be able to buy them singly from a Vauxhall dealer's
    parts department - or even a scrapyard?

    Tariq
     
    Tariq, May 7, 2005
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  3. Pepsi

    Guest Guest

    When I asked at my local vauxhall dealer about a spare or replacement
    for my Vectra they were about £100 each and available singly.
    Dave
     
    Guest, May 7, 2005
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  4. Pepsi

    Pepsi Guest

    At the moment both scrapyards we are familiar with have nothing in
    stock. The wheel has 7 spokes, but I don't know what you mean by 5
    stud.

    Here's a picture anyway:

    http://tinyurl.com/ayc7z

    As for ordering from a Vauxhall dealer, that wouldn't be a problem -
    the money isn't an issue, it's just I came in here without a clue and
    don't know what details to give them.
     
    Pepsi, May 7, 2005
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  5. Pepsi

    Lamri Guest

    Try Ebay mate, its usually quite good for that sort of thing.
     
    Lamri, May 7, 2005
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  6. Pepsi

    R. Murphy Guest

    Was it fitted to the car by Vauxhall? - I had to replace an alloy on a
    cavalier - easy peasy, down to the VX dealer, make, model, year - and had
    the car with me - pulled one out of the stockroom all shiny and new.
     
    R. Murphy, May 7, 2005
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  7. Pepsi

    Alan Guest

    Write down everything you can from the tyre and take in the car or at
    least a picture of the wheel. That will do it.

    As an alternative, why not buy a cheaper steel wheel as you woun't be
    able to see it anyway?

    Alan
     
    Alan, May 8, 2005
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