5zigen Pro Racer GN+
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Beside TüV approval you need the specs of the rim like size, offset(ET) and load marked on the back side of the wheels.
See here for example on Enkei RPF01 we sold to German customers:
Ask your garage or approval company and they will tell you the same.
TüV means having those specs marked or engraved on the wheels and NOT on the stickers (this way is the rim not allowed!)
See here for example on Enkei RPF01 we sold to German customers:
Ask your garage or approval company and they will tell you the same.
TüV means having those specs marked or engraved on the wheels and NOT on the stickers (this way is the rim not allowed!)
Due to german laws an regulations it is not allowed to use those specification. So actually there is no TÜV (german) for this rims.
For what reason? I know the "german TÜV regulations" and german laws myself, much better than others, so approval companys ask me, if they have problems.
That makes no difference, for german TÜV you need much more informations about the rims and some further certificates. So please do not irritate german Customers.
For what reason? I know the "german TÜV regulations" and german laws myself, much better than others, so approval companys ask me, if they have problems.
That makes no difference, for german TÜV you need much more informations about the rims and some further certificates. So please do not irritate german Customers.
First of all we didnt meant to irritate German customers. We just share information regarding the approval using these wheels for street use.
If anyone hesitates buying these wheels, just dont buy them. No hard feelings.
Good to know you are the man who knows TuV So far we havent got any complaints from our customers using rims w/o TuV certificate.
If anyone hesitates buying these wheels, just dont buy them. No hard feelings.
Good to know you are the man who knows TuV
So far we havent got any complaints from our customers using rims w/o TuV certificate.- Status