1998 XM - 2.1td - Steamy Windows!

[CitroJim]

My only gripe with wobbly webs are they are a little tricky to put back on the car.... Probably just me

No, I don't think so Russ, you have very little to sight through on a Wobbly Web...

[xmexclusive]

Bit of wheel bolt sized threaded rod with a screwdriver slot in the end.
Hang the wheel on that.

John

[Dieselman]

I wouldn't put Wobbly Webs on a Series2 car, they were never standard and will look wrong. The V6-24V wheels were the early Exclusive wheels, followed by Monte-carlo's.

[russ92xmsed]

Yes I suppose the early 24V alloys would look more standard, but I think you can get away with wobbly webs on a mk2 like James's.

[citroenxm]

If the wheels have a CENTRE hole in them, then remove the centre cap, then lining up is soooo easy then!!! Works first time every time...

[russ92xmsed]

Good point!

[robert_e_smart]

I wouldn't put Wobbly Webs on a Series2 car, they were never standard and will look wrong.

They were available throughout. At the end they were centre-less. I had a 2000 XM with these on it.

[turbo_imp]

ok, so I know that you guys might call sacrilege on this one, but I did a nasty paint picture of a green XM on alfa wheels -



Center bore is wrong but that is easily fixed, I quite like them

[russ92xmsed]

I think XM's are quite a challenge when it comes to matching alloy wheel styles, they seem to suit heavier designs, in my opinion.
They kind of work...I wonder if a centre cap with chevrons might work on them too.

Ah that's it now James, your going to get me thinking!

[Duke]

Nice 'shopping!

If I'm right in my thinking, then those Alfa Wheels will be 5x98...

AKA the same as a CX...

Interested that you say that it's easily fixed - there's some 5x98 Alfa Wheels here on a CX that would good mightily good on the Prestige.

Are there special adapters or something as I believe XMs are 5 x 108...