I'm looking to get a set of 22" wheels on my S/C I'm favouring the 22inch Onyx Hps wheels but can't seem to find where to get them from having typed the word Onyx wheels etc on google for the last hour and got nowhere?

So help needed! Anybody know where I can find an Onyx dealer or where I can find Onyx Wheels Cheers Laurence.

Try these http://wheelsworldwide.co.uk/wheels/onyx/onyx/hgs  2006 S/C Bonatti Grey, OEM Steps, LAND ROVFR Mud Flaps, Soft/Smooth steering wheel, 2010/11 HST Wheels.

Buster, I'm fairly certain the Dare NK1 alloy is the same as the Onyx (minus the Onyx stamp). And the Dares are loads cheaper of course

TenBob wrote:

Buster, I'm fairly certain the Dare NK1 alloy is the same as the Onyx (minus the Onyx stamp). And the Dares are loads cheaper of course

Make sure you check the weight loads...... 

Siberianfox wrote:

Make sure you check the weight loads......

Excellent point - loads of ebay sellers in particular, flogging wheels that are not rated for 4x4 use, although their ads state otherwise...

Siberianfox wrote:

Make sure you check the weight loads......

Understood! - thanks for the PM  Cheers Laurence.

http://www.rimstyle.com/products/detail/?c...120-E45l45

The Onyx wheels and tyres are £3000

However these are £1471 with UHP tyres if they are 4x4 rated I'd say a bargain!!!

How can I make sure they are 4x4 rated?? Cheers Laurence.

Buster007 wrote:

How can I make sure they are 4x4 rated??

It was mentioned on an earlier thread they should be 950kg minimum. I'd call the supplier and ask

Thanks TenBob I have made contact with supplier and he is coming back to me with load rating although he assures me that they are made for the RR's and will be correct! But no harm in asking - thanks for the heads up.

He is also going to find me some more pictures of them on a RR's I will post if I get any? They seem to be very helpful guys!

He called back before I had a chance to post this to say that they are 800kg wheels with certificate to prove it but only say 670kg on the backs of the wheels!! (certificate could well be in Chinese I shouldn't wonder!!) Either way going by what you say at 950kg they aren't going to be any good? I'll have to look in to it further.

The guy is also saying he can do me a better deal than on the advert at £1471 with the UHP tyres - keen to sell them I wonder why??

Damn got excited there for a monent!

Thanks again TenBob think you might just have saved me the thick end of £1500  Cheers Laurence.

I can see you an easter egg from our fridge and send you a certificate to say the foil is made of real gold!!!!
I hate scammers if youre not completely on the ball in this world always someone waiting to take advantage !

Id have a shop round mate and see if you can find anymore! 

Buster007 wrote:

Either way going by what you say at 950kg they aren't going to be any good? I'll have to look in to it further.

800kg rated alloys are likely to bend/crack

Buster007 wrote:

Thanks again TenBob think you might just have saved me the thick end of £1500

No problems mate I recently backed out of an ebay transaction as the seller was flogging some wheels incorrectly rated. Pi**ed the seller off somewhat I have to say, but safer to have the correct rating!

Your right there!

The last thing you want is to buckle a wheel !!

Who gave to load rating of 950kg? Cheers Laurence.

There you go viewers, for those of you that are thinking of upgrading to 22's, you learn something new everyday

Ady 555 wrote:

There you go viewers, for those of you that are thinking of upgrading to 22's, you learn something new everyday

Everyday's a school day!

Buster, the best guide to alloy capacity is written on the back of original LR alloys