VW Tiguan rims

VW Tiguan Rims - Alloy rims and Sizes at a glance

The VW Tiguan - Successful SUV with versatility

The VW Tiguan is one of the most popular SUVs and impresses with its modern Design, Driving comfort and a wide range of technical innovations. It offers a raised seating position, modern assistance systems and powerful engines. Choosing the right Rims not only influences the look, but also the driving characteristics and efficiency of the vehicle.

Original VW Rims for the Tiguan

Volkswagen offers a wide selection of original alloy wheels for the Tiguan, which are perfectly matched to the vehicle. Multi-spoke and double-spoke designs, which support either an elegant or sporty look, are particularly popular. While standard models are often equipped with 17-inch Rims, sporty variants such as the Tiguan R have 19- or 20-inch Rims.

Alloy rims from renowned manufacturers for the Tiguan

In addition to the original VW rims, there are numerous high-quality Alloy rims from well-known manufacturers that enhance the design of the Tiguan and optimise its driving dynamics. These Rims are made from lightweight materials, improve handling and provide a customised look.

Popular manufacturers for Tiguan rims:

• OZ Racing - Lightweight and sporty designs for improved performance
• Borbet - Robust and stylish Alloy rims for everyday use and Off-road
• Rial - Classic and modern designs for a stylish look
• AEZ - High-quality and innovative Rims for a striking appearance

Popular designs for the Tiguan:

• Double-spoke Rims for a sporty look
• Drop centre rims for a striking and robust look
• Multi-spoke Rims for an elegant and high-quality appearance

Common Rim sizes and offsets for the Tiguan

The Rim size influences both the driving behaviour and the appearance of the VW Tiguan. Common Inch sizes are:

• 17 inch - Height driving comfort and good everyday usability
• 18 inch - Balanced mix of comfort and sportiness
• 19 inch - Sporty look with improved road holding
• 20 Inch - Striking look for a powerful appearance

The offset (ET) varies depending on the Rim width and model. Typical values for the VW Tiguan are between ET 35 and ET 50, with a lower ET bringing the Rims further outwards and a higher ET bringing them closer to the vehicle.