Buying used alloy wheels

Can you recommend a reputable supplier of second hand wheels for my Mercedes-Benz E320? And how can I check the wheels are safe and fit correctly before I buy?

Asked on 5 February 2014 by goodolfin

Answered by Honest John

I do not recommend 2nd hand alloy wheels because they could have become porous. For new German Alutec wheels, probably for less than £400 a set, www.tyremen.co.uk

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