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Winter wheels 2005 996 C4S

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Finally figured out that the 18x10 ET 47 belonged to Turbo/GT cars of similar era as my car. My question is: are the remanufactured wheels I see from many vendors on-line safe for winter use? I will not drive car hard, at least in winter! I know "we" don't talk about vendors here, but I am nervous about the term remanufactured. In addition, next spring will be looking for stock Turbo twists for the rear 18x11 ET 45(old ones bent-purchased that way). Same question...safe? Thanks for any advice.

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