Does anybody have a picture of a S60 or V60 with these (believe V90 wheels) wheels?

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Does anybody have a picture of a S60 or V60 with these (believe V90 wheels) wheels?

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If they are 19" it's a S/V-90 rim. And also 8,5" wide with ET47.
And, if they are 20" it's a XC-90 rim. 9" wide with ET38,5.
I hope they are 20" because I like the wide stance much more 😎😊

 

Yess correct, got a message back from the seller.
20 inch 38,5 ET and 9 J indeed [emoji1303]

Hope someone has a picture on a S60/V60
Would love to see how it will look, before maybe purchased.


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Yess correct, got a message back from the seller.
20 inch 38,5 ET and 9 J indeed [emoji1303]

Hope someone has a picture on a S60/V60
Would love to see how it will look, before maybe purchased.


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Wrong car, but absolutely looking good 👍

 

53 here and former car mechanic with 20 years experinece and using that in my role at volvcars toghether with R&D

 

Since you know a lot about these cars I feel that I need to mention that I only changed my springs for getting him down 12mm.
So the dampers are stock Inscription.
Therefore your R-design with 21" might will be a little harder/firmer..
But the treadstarter have one Polestar Engineered with 255/30r21 and is so happy with that!!

 

Greetings! I know this is an older thread, but it seems to be an appropriate place to ask...

I have a '24 Polestar (Onyx Black) and I am looking to get a set of winter wheels/tires. My Polestar came with the 19" stock P* rims, but I would really like my summer set to be 20" and put winter tires on the stock P* rims. I came across these beauties in my local FB Marketplace, and I think they would look great, but I'm concerned that they'd be too wide - particularly the rears. See below for the description:

"These rims were used for roughly 40 miles before they were taken off. They are in excellent condition. They came off a Ferrari F430. The set cost $2500 new.
Front: 20x9, 5x108, +25 offset
Rear: 20x11, 5x108, +30 offset"

Thoughts?