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Set of 4 alloys

Request a used set of 4 alloys for your vehicle from wheels & tyres suppliers. Compare fitment evidence, condition, delivery and written warranty terms.

Illustrative wheels tyres category artwork; not the quoted item or supplier stock, so actual supplier stock may differ
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Illustrative category references only; images may not depict this exact part. Ask each responding supplier for photos of the actual unit.

About this part

This is an identification guide for a used set of 4 alloys, not a live stock listing. The gallery contains illustrative references, not an offer of the pictured item. Send your vehicle and part details to request availability; a supplier's written offer should confirm the actual item, fitment evidence, condition, photos, price and terms.

What to confirm

Set of 4 alloys
Condition evidence
Supplier to confirm - ask for current photos and the test or inspection method
Identity
Confirm the wheel or cap markings and the vehicle application
Wheel specification
For a wheel, ask your fitter to check PCD, offset, centre bore, width and diameter
Written terms
Check the written warranty and returns terms in the supplier quote
Written terms
Delivery estimate
Supplier details
Timing varies

Fitment notes

Getting the exact match for your set of 4 alloys matters - vehicles share families but rarely share parts 1:1. Use the points below as a starting checklist, then enter your registration and ask the responding supplier to validate fitment before you commit.

  • 1Confirm the exact vehicle: make, model, generation/chassis code and registration date - facelifts often change part numbers mid-cycle.
  • 2Match the OEM part number from the old unit where possible. Ask the supplier to cross-reference it against the offered part.
  • 3Check trim and option packs (e.g. M Sport, S line, R-Line) - these can change brackets, sensors and looms.
  • 4Provide the original wheel markings or identifier, size and vehicle application; for a centre cap, identify the cap itself rather than assuming it is universal.
  • 5Ask the supplier to confirm the required wheel specification and finish, what is included, and whether actual condition photos show repairs or damage.

Evidence to request

Test evidence

Ask the supplier what checks were completed and request supporting evidence.

Warranty terms

Check any cover offered by the supplier in the written quote.

Original photos

Ask for current photos of the actual offered part, including its label and connections.

Returns and rights

Review the supplier's return terms; your statutory rights remain separate.

Before you buy

Always confirm fitment with your garage before committing. Ask the supplier for the OEM part number to cross-reference against your car.