Soldato
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I have some questions.
a) What is the actual point of centreless wheels? Is there some advantage I haven't been made aware of? Why do Peugeot/Citroen do it, is it purely aesthetic?
b) Why can hardly anyone balance them? Are they that uncommon? Surely there's enough Pugs about for tyre fitters to bother getting the attachment for the machine.
c) Why can't I get a straight answer from anyone about why they can't balance them? I've been told that centreless wheels don't need balancing by several tyre fitters which smells strongly of bull**** to me and I've had a few centreless wheels balanced before (they needed it) - I presume they just say this because they don't have the machine.
If anyone doesn't know what I mean by centreless wheels:
No centre cap. Looks nice, pain in the arse.
a) What is the actual point of centreless wheels? Is there some advantage I haven't been made aware of? Why do Peugeot/Citroen do it, is it purely aesthetic?
b) Why can hardly anyone balance them? Are they that uncommon? Surely there's enough Pugs about for tyre fitters to bother getting the attachment for the machine.
c) Why can't I get a straight answer from anyone about why they can't balance them? I've been told that centreless wheels don't need balancing by several tyre fitters which smells strongly of bull**** to me and I've had a few centreless wheels balanced before (they needed it) - I presume they just say this because they don't have the machine.
If anyone doesn't know what I mean by centreless wheels:
No centre cap. Looks nice, pain in the arse.
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