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'Do light alloy wheels help on saving from fuel? ' Light alloy wheels are produced from metals like aluminium, titanium, etc.
'What is important when buying wheels?' The most important point is the applicability of the wheel to your vehicle.
'Why light alloy wheels?' We all think of a sportive and cool looking car when light alloy wheels are mentioned.
'How to tighten the bolts and the nuts?' A correct wheel mounting is only available when the bolts or the nuts are tightened at correct torque level.
'What do signs such as ET and CH on the wheels means?' ET stands for one of the characteristic properties of a wheel. CH is the diameter of the central hole, in millimeters, that fits the center of the pitch while mounting the wheel.
'What do signs such as PCD on the wheels means?' PCD is the distance between the centers of two consecutive nut holes on the wheel in millimeters.
'How to decide on the size of the wheel?' The size of the wheel is totally related to the horsepower, weight and size of the car itself.
'Wheel Usage' Wheels are manufactured and tested in accordance to the appropriate road conditions vehicle max loads determined by the manufacturer.
'Wheel Fixing' Damaged wheels cannot be fixed or used according to ERTRO’ s recommendations.
'Wheel Maintenance' Once your new wheels and tires are installed, step back and take a good look.
'Wheel Application' Check the application list to see if the wheels are applicable to your car and make sure you use the appropriate tires.

'Do light alloy wheels help on saving from fuel? '

Light alloy wheels are produced from metals like aluminium, titanium, etc.

'What is important when buying wheels?'

The most important point is the applicability of the wheel to your vehicle.

'Why light alloy wheels?'

We all think of a sportive and cool looking car when light alloy wheels are mentioned.

'How to tighten the bolts and the nuts?'

A correct wheel mounting is only available when the bolts or the nuts are tightened at correct torque level.

'What do signs such as ET and CH on the wheels means?'

ET stands for one of the characteristic properties of a wheel. CH is the diameter of the central hole, in millimeters, that fits the center of the pitch while mounting the wheel.

'What do signs such as PCD on the wheels means?'

PCD is the distance between the centers of two consecutive nut holes on the wheel in millimeters.

'How to decide on the size of the wheel?'

The size of the wheel is totally related to the horsepower, weight and size of the car itself.

'Wheel Usage'

Wheels are manufactured and tested in accordance to the appropriate road conditions vehicle max loads determined by the manufacturer.

'Wheel Fixing'

Damaged wheels cannot be fixed or used according to ERTRO’ s recommendations.

'Wheel Maintenance'

Once your new wheels and tires are installed, step back and take a good look.

'Wheel Application'

Check the application list to see if the wheels are applicable to your car and make sure you use the appropriate tires.

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What is important when buying wheels?

How to decide on the size of the wheel?

What do signs such as PCD on the wheels means?

What do signs such as ET and CH on the wheels means?

How to tighten the bolts and the nuts?

Why light alloy wheels?

Do light alloy wheels help on saving from fuel?

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