FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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Ozzy Tyres also provides 100% refund and give $50 for the hassle, if your wheel or tyre doesn't fit.

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FREE SHPPING ON ALL WHEELS.

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100% FITMENT GUARANTEE.

Our techs have over 20 years’ experience with aftermarket wheels and tyres. Our fitment guide is top notch and ensures a 100% proper fitment for your vehicle. Not only can you feel confident ordering from us be we also provide fast and accurate shipping right to your door if needed.

ALL PRODUCTS FOR SALE ARE BRAND NEW!

Ozzy Tyres offers free Hunter/TNT ground shipping on all wheel and tyre combo orders in AUSTRALIA. Free shipping is also included on special and sale wheel and tyre combos.

FREE MOUNTING AND BALANCING

Ozzy Tyres offers free mounting and balancing on all wheel and tyre combos. Since we mount and balance the wheels and Tyres, your wheel and tyre package is guaranteed to arrive ready to put on your car problem free. Every custom wheel and tyre combo the Ozzy Tyres team sells is first touch less mounted and then high-speed balanced on our new state-of-the-art mounting and balancing equipment. Lastly, before shipping our team personally inspects every wheel and tyre to ensure it meets our strict quality control standards and is totally free of any cosmetic deficiencies.

FREE INSTALLATION KIT

With every wheel and tyre combo the Ozzy Tyres team includes a free install kit. This install kit replaces your factory lugs with the proper hardware to perfectly fit your new wheel and tyre combo. The free install kit includes: chrome valve stems, chrome lug nuts or bolts, and centring rings when necessary.

100% FITMENT GUARANTEE

IF IT DOESN’T FIT … SEND IT BACK.

At Ozzy Tyres you can buy custom wheels and high-performance Tyres without worrying about fitment. Or policy is very straightforward: if your wheel or tyre does not fit, just email us some pictures of the issue and we will process an exchange for a proper fitting set of wheels or Tyres. Not only can you change out your set of wheels or Tyres, but Ozzy Tyres will also pay for all shipping charges to and from our facilities. With the best team of experts in the wheel and tyre industry, we are confident in our team and stand behind their expertise by guaranteeing 100% fitment on every wheel and tyre order. Ozzy Tyres also provides 100% refund and give $50 for the hassle, if your wheel or tyre doesn't fit.

FITMENT EDUCATION

At Ozzy Tyres, we are constantly working to stay up to date on the newest wheel and tyre vehicle fitments. To ensure that the Ozzy Tyres team stays on the cutting edge of the wheel, rim and tyre industry, every month our entire team is given detailed information through a unique car manufacturer technology share program that focuses on all the latest applications for new wheels, Tyres, and vehicles. If you are in the market for a new set of performance Tyres, custom wheels or rims, and want the most current advice, then the Ozzy Tyres team is your best option for truly professional custom wheel, custom rim and performance tyre recommendations.

What is offset? (Ozzy Tyres Tech's will make sure you get the right offset)

Offset is normally stamped or engraved into the wheel and is measured in millimetres of ET: ET is the short form of the German word Einpresstiefe which translates as insertion depth. Offset is the distance between the hub mounting face at the back of the wheel and the wheel's centerline.

Negative Offset wheels have their mounting face toward the rear of the wheel - powerful rear-wheel drive cars often have wheels with negative offset. Zero Offset wheels have their mounting face even with the centreline of the wheel and are by definition ET0. Positive Offset wheels have their mounting face toward the front face of the wheel. Front wheel drive vehicles usually have positive ET wheels. Eighties & Nineties Volkswagen wheels are generally ET38.

What is PCD?

PCD stands for pitch circle diameter and is the diameter of a circle drawn through the centre of your wheel's bolt holes. P.C.D. is measured in millimetres and also indicates the number of studs or bolts the wheel will have. Volkswagen Alloy Wheels are usually either 4x100: i.e. 4 bolt holes drilled through the centre of an imaginary 100mm circle, or 5x100: for VR6s, GTIS and MK4s.

What is Centre Bore?

The centre bore of an alloy wheel is the size of the hole at the back of the wheel which the hub fits into. To help the wheels to seat properly this hole needs to be an exact match to the size of the hub.

Most modern wheels are what's called hub-centric. This means that the hub which protrudes from your car, and mates with the equivalent sized hole at the back of your wheel, is load bearing. All that the studs or bolts do is holding the wheel onto the hub.

If you have lug-centric wheels, the state of your studs or bolts is obviously more important - be sure to replace these from time to time and always 3/4 tighten the wheels off the car to make sure they're cantered.

Plus-Sizing and Up-Stepping?

Plus-Sizing or Up-Stepping are two terms given to the practice of raising the diameter of your wheels whilst at the same time reducing the profile of your Tyres to keep the overall rolling radius the same.

Benefits

Plus-Sizing will develop the handling of your car! Each step will decrease the proportion of flexible tyre sidewall to rigid alloy. This will improve response, will help keep the tyre tread square to the road and will improve your car's response. If done correctly speed and odometer will retain its accuracy.

Disadvantages

Often, tyre inches are lighter than wheel inches. Plus-sizing can make your overall wheel/tyre package heavier. Reducing the profile of your Tyres will also decrease your car's damping deflection under compression. Other disadvantages can include the need for more expensive Tyres, and your brakes looking undersized.

Installing your new wheels?

Before anything, ensure that you have the right sort of bolts - Bolts and studs have various diameters, threads and settings, not to worry, Ozzy Tyres will provide you with the correct install kit. Also make sure you have the 4 plastic spigot rings which help the interface between the wheel and the hub.

Next jack your car up; do this in a secure way, and be sure to use axle stands, chock wheels still in contact with the ground and apply the parking brake. Offer a wheel up to the car and check that the bolt holes line up, that the wheel locates on the hub properly and that there is wheel arch, suspension strut and brake calliper clearance. If you have upgraded your brakes be SURE to seek advice and measure everything thoroughly before you order.

The wheel bolts must be tightened to the manufacturer's precise torque. Be sure to re-torque after a 100 miles or so as they will compress slightly; tighten them increasingly till they're 3/4 tight then lower the car and complete the process.

Care for your New Wheels

We offer specialty wheel cleaners made specifically for your new wheels, all designed to help make the job of cleaning your new wheels easier.

Before you fit your wheels, give them several coats of good quality car polish back and front. This will help prevent the road salt, brake dust and dirt keying to the surface on first use. Be sure to treat the surface of your alloys as well, if not better, than you would your paintwork. Remember, you have spent a small fortune of your wheels and they're going to be subject to the harshest conditions of your car!

Frequent washing with mild soapy water; and remember to hose all the loose abrasives off first. This is the best way to keep wheels clean. Do not use abrasive cleansers, electric buffers or wire wool pads on your wheels. Where it is possible let your wheels cool before cleaning them and keep away from car-wash wheel-cleaners at all times


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