You need this: The factory-supercharged, all-wheel-drive VW Golf

I'm with Angry on this.  Those wheels are absolutely horrible.  They need to be buried somewhere so they dont show up on a different car.

No way could I go a week daily driving those wheels without accidentally curbing them.

GCrites said:

No way could I go a week daily driving those wheels without accidentally curbing them.

That's the thing, they are so over the top they detract from the car. A set of gold 16" BBS RS would be perfect.

chandler said:

matthewmcl said:

chandler said:

The problem is to fit them they had to build a crappy spec;

I don't think so. Perfectly normal BBS mesh wheels have been going on VWs for decades. Somebody went to extra effort to build those abominations on purpose.

To fit THOSE centers they had to, they could have built some from a smaller back pad set so they didn't look ridiculous instead.

 

Imagine what they could have looked like (not BBS but you get the idea)

We're all different. I never liked this wheel type - not because it looks bad, but because I can't help but imagine how much suck there is to clean them.

kb58 said: We're all different. I never liked this wheel type - not because it looks bad, but because I can't help but imagine how much suck there is to clean them.

There is that.  You have to be careful about choosing brake pads that don't generate a lot of dust.

Clean wheels on a car are like tires worn in the center on a motorcycle

I thought the wheels on the truck that dherr is looking at were bad.  Those might be the worst wheels I've ever had to expose my eyeballs to.

Those interior pictures took me right back to the A2 GTIs I've owned. May need some time to recover...