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VW Golf 4 Rims - Alloy rims and Sizes at a glance

The VW Golf 4 - timeless classic in the compact class

The VW Golf 4 was produced from 1997 to 2003 and set new standards in terms of build quality and safety. With its clear lines, high-quality materials and a wide range of engines, it is still a popular vehicle today. Sporty models such as the Golf 4 GTI or Golf R32 in particular benefit from visual and driving dynamics improvements by choosing the right Rims.

Original VW Rims for the Golf 4

Volkswagen offered a wide range of original steel and alloy rims for the Golf 4, which are perfectly matched to the vehicle. Multi-spoke and double-spoke Rims, which emphasise the classic look of the Golf 4, are particularly popular. While base models were often delivered with 15-inch Steel rims, sportier variants featured 16- or 17-inch Alloy rims.

Alloy rims from renowned manufacturers for the Golf 4

In addition to the original VW rims, there are numerous high-quality Alloy rims from well-known manufacturers that give the Golf 4 an individual look. Lightweight Rims not only improve the appearance, but also the handling thanks to optimised weight distribution.

Popular manufacturers for Golf 4 Rims:

• OZ Racing - Sporty and lightweight Rims for improved performance
• Borbet - Robust and stylish Alloy rims for everyday use and sportiness
• Rial - Classic and modern designs for a timeless look
• AEZ - High-quality Alloy rims for an exclusive appearance

Popular designs for the Golf 4:

• Double-spoke Rims for a sporty look
• Drop centre rims for an eye-catching and striking look
• Multi-spoke Rims for an elegant and stylish appearance

Common Rim sizes and offsets for the Golf 4

The Rim size influences the handling and appearance of the VW Golf 4. Common Inch sizes are:

• 15 inch - Standard size for a classic look and high driving comfort
• 16 inch - Good balance between suitability for everyday use and a sporty touch
• 17 inch - Sporty look with better road holding
• 18 Inch - Striking look for a dynamic appearance

The offset (ET) varies depending on the Rim width and model. Typical values for the VW Golf 4 range between ET 35 and ET 45, with a lower ET bringing the Rims further outwards and a higher ET bringing them closer to the vehicle.