Today you can choose alloy wheels to fit your car with ease,
and this includesPeugeot's range.
The wheel width guides given may not give the
exact specifications but you will be able to find one that do.

Most alloy wheel dealers will ask you to select 3 options so that
you have at least one great choice.

Why would you want to fit alloy wheels?
Firstly a top reason is weight. Alloy wheels being lighter than the standardl.
Second is style.And here the choice is great.
There's the non conservativce 3 spoke, or sensible 5 spoke or even the square edged variety.
Then there's the claw spoke or the twisted spoke style.
You can choose the rally style of the multispike or if that doesn't suit, go
for the highly fashion style 7 or 8 spoke.

When they first came out, the 3 spokes were new and created quite a flap.
Today, they are used mainly for small cars with the wide spokes
looking more suitable on larger cars.

If you need wheels for an MX5 or MR2 you may need a little style because the simple 5 spoke would look more than a little lost..
The exposed wheel centres create a rally style, certainly look smart with some so open that you can actually view the braking mechanism.

The standard makes are reaonably priced with
Momonad & Mille Miglia aiming for the upper market.
Of course this is well reflected in the price,.

Sizes
Alloy wheels are offered in widths raniong from 5" to 10" and diameters from 12" to 20"
However, if your car is the standard 13" or 14" you can retain this or perhaps move up to 14or 15" fro the most obvious impact.

Handling becomes more sensistive with the car more responsive in cornering but also a litle more uncomftable when hitting bumps in the road.This happens when you increase the width and reduce the profile of your wheel.

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