YOUR RESEARCHc4 width
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I have a 1999 C4, I would like to know what size of wheels am I able to put onto this car. I have been told by people that the c4 is the wider body car, and then by some other people that it is the narrow body car. WHAT IS IT?????? I am looking to put 20x11 on the back, is this to large or are these wheels ok. Migration info. Legacy thread was 139315
Only the C4S is the wider bodied car. A C4 is the same width as the C2. 20" wheels! You might need to roll the arches to get those to fit...if they still will. 11" width would be fine for a wide-bodied car but on a narrow-bodied I assume the offset (ET) would have to right. Migration info. Legacy thread was 139319
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