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Jaguar Cygnus Rims on '17 V60 R Design

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While it's not for everyone, I just swapped my black 19" tuning fork Volvo R Design alloy rims and replaced them with 18" Jaguar 6-spoke rims.
I like the look, slightly wider (8.5"), fills out the wheel well better, and easier to clean. Now that I know they fit without modification I can contemplate powder coating the wheels to match the gray of the car. Stock suspension setup. The Cygnus wheels are pretty affordable since they were the stock/basic wheel package on the Jaguar XF.

Before and afters:
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Cygnus wheels off 2012 Jaguar XF
Bolt pattern: 5x108 perfect hub-centric fit
Dimensions: 18x8.5"
Offset: +49mm
Centerbore: 63.4mm.
The conversion did require buying new 14mm wheel bolts without the Volvo integrated tapered washer, and a separate set of 60º-to-flat-seat washers. The new 14mm bolts have a smaller 17mm head with a 60º taper and the wheels have a flat seat. (original Jaguar hubs have flat-seating lug nuts with a 12mm threaded wheel studs.) And Jaguar "R" center caps which are a tiny bit loose, so I have to modify the spring-backs.

Tires Continental Extreme Contact 245-40-18

I am not a fan of the P7s but I have always loved the Extreme Contact DWS 06 Continentals for ride quality. (Granted, I rarely go over 90 in a straight line). American tire Depot in California has a buy3, get 4th free sale on the Contis that was under the cost of everyone I called (4 for $705 mounted and balanced).
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Got any shots from other angles? Was thinking about getting a set of Jag wheels
schafphoto has an R-Design, so 336mm up front. Not sure about the S90, but I bet there's a thread (or 2...or 3...) about winter wheels in the S90 section. Also maybe cross-check the V90 & XC90 forums
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