Right as some of you know I've been waiting on my new custom alloys well they arrived and dont fit (wrong pcd) so I have to get pcd adapters is there any thing I should be careful about with this option? I was told the wrong pcd size before you think I just went and brought random alloys without checking the fittings!!

The only problem i can see you having is the size (width) of the adaptors.

If the offset of the wheels are spot on already, then adding adaptors is going to drastically affect this.

If i remember, PCD adaptors are normally 15-20mm minimum width.

Are the wheels really worth the extra cost of adapters - which are not cheap!

Surely it would be better to send them back as they have been mis sold?

Are the wheels really worth the extra cost of adapters - which are not cheap!

Surely it would be better to send them back as they have been mis sold?

As above if its not your fault , what wheels are they?

Kosei racing k117's there completely custom to me, my initials painted and the vrs logo painted on them so in a way well worth the effort I think the company is sorting the adapters out though!

just make sure they are hubcentric.

non-hubcentric will mean wobbly wheels.

Venom Motorsport were the cheapest when I bought mine.

Jake