As per title, has anyone got/seen those wheels on a Superb yet? I'm after the anthracite in particular, not the black ones, as I'd like to see the exact tone of the colour from different angles/lighting but Google search does not bring up many good examples. Nowadays lots of pictures are hidden in FB groups, insta etc. so a bit harder to locate such stuff with a quick search as a few years back.

That's the one:
https://eshop.skoda-auto.com/cz/en/b2c/alloy-wheel-supernova-3v0071499a-ha7x

 

Edited 3 December, 20187 yr by newbie69

I personally have never seen a Superb with the Supernova alloys on, I was torn between them and the 19inch anthracite Sirus wheels I eventually bought

 

It maybe worth contacting these guys as they sent me a mini video of the Sirus alloys before I purchased them 

 

http://www.superskoda.com/Skoda/Wheels/SUPERNOVA-19´-original-Skoda-Autoas-rim-1PC

 

 

I have the black Supernovas. Fantastic alloys on the moon white Superb Sportline.

I know black wheels can look aggressive and on some vehicles make the car look great (black wheels and white body is a good one) - probably the contrast between the car body colour and the wheel colour. I saw some black wheels on a grey Audi the other day and from a short distance it looked like a unwashed car from the 1980s with nicked hubcaps - not a good look.

Edited 10 December, 20187 yr by TerryMcK

@TerryMcK I guess you pays your money and takes your choice. I saw a new Mustang (on my wish list) yesterday. It was a dark metallic grey. Nice enough, I guess. The owner added anthracite wheels, so he had a monochrome effect. If you go to the Mustang configurator, you see that Ford offer some REAL colours for that car: bright red, yellow, orange, blue! I mean, you can order this muscle car with fat racing stripes from the factory! If a guy has been lusting after a Mustang all his life and orders a grey one, manufacturers must think no one really wants a colour. What chance have Škoda buyers got?

 

It wasn't a V8, either, but the man had £34K.

11 hours ago, freelunch said:

@TerryMcK I guess you pays your money and takes your choice. I saw a new Mustang (on my wish list) yesterday. It was a dark metallic grey. Nice enough, I guess. The owner added anthracite wheels, so he had a monochrome effect. If you go to the Mustang configurator, you see that Ford offer some REAL colours for that car: bright red, yellow, orange, blue! I mean, you can order this muscle car with fat racing stripes from the factory! If a guy has been lusting after a Mustang all his life and orders a grey one, manufacturers must think no one really wants a colour. What chance have Škoda buyers got?

 

It wasn't a V8, either, but the man had £34K.

 

i'm guessing u haven't seen the color choices available on the Czech SKoda Configurator!?!?!?

 

Edited 11 December, 20187 yr by JR RS

Well, as the cars we buy are built (and painted) in the Czech Republic, it certainly begs the question... Did I read somewhere on this site that the wide colour range is to encourage fleet sales? Or did I just imagine that?

I completely forgot this topic after I posted thinking I had subscribed and I'd get notifications...

So nothing from the Briskoda front and even "the internet" can't provide a single such image, I guess there is no Superb with anthracite Supernovas (insert Clarkson's voice here) "in the worrrrld", how weird. Was this colour option introduced for MY19 or...? 

I guess that will make them quite a rare sight even by internet standards. Funny thing is I've already made up my mind about taking them off the car at day one and replacing them with a much loved set that I currently own, but still, I'm pretty curious to see how they work together with the quartz grey.