TRANSPORTER T7 2025> ALLOY WHEELS &
TYRES
Unless you’re splashing out on a kitted out MSRT model,
it’s
likely
that your new VW Transporter T7 looks fine, but
standard
alloys
just won’t make the cut, especially with what’s on offer.
Here at Vanstyle, there’s lots of choice in
colour,
offset
and size to kit your van out exactly the way you had
planned. We
do the hard work hand picking the selection, working
out the
best
fits, and pairing them with the tyres that will keep your
van
shiny
side up. There’s lots to consider when deciding on where
to
buy
your new wheels and tyres, and lots of downfalls to
making
the
wrong decision, so use our expertise and let us help you
make the
right choices.
All our wheel choices are load rated for
commercial use,
which means they’re designed to a higher load capacity,
absolutely
essential for your van. The tyres we select to
complement
our
wheels are chosen with vehicle loads in mind, this is
often
overlooked when it comes to converted campervans,
where
furniture and hardware sneakily ramp up the weight of
your
vehicle, but we’ve got you covered.
It’s real-world fitment that matters, and as
we try
these
wheels on Vanstyle’s own Transporter T7, we know
exactly
how
they’ll fit, giving you the confidence to know you’ll be
happy
with
your new rims. Stocking brands such as Calibre and
Momo,
we
know that they all have slightly different offerings to
cater to
everyone’s tastes, but we keep adding and updating our
range as
more wheels are developed and released. If there’s a
style
you’re
after but you can’t see it on our site, get in touch!
The traditional sporty style used to comprise
of a
relatively normal size wheel, chunky five-spoke design,
with
normal
tyres wrapped around them. Those days are gone,
upgrade
and
change your look completely! Modern designs can still
have
retro
heritage themes, but others will use delicate spokes and
machined
faces to give a more intricate look, showing off brake
calipers
instead of hiding them away.
When we first fitted a set of alloys to our
Transporter T7,
we looked at 18-inch wheels, which, as a pretty
pampered
vehicle,
don’t need to hold lots of weight. Overnight we may
have
accidentally treated it to some 20-inch wheels, which
look
and fit
fantastic. Paired with a lowering spring kit, they really
fill out
the
arches and give it a much sportier look without catching
or
rubbing
on arches.
18-inch wheels generally give a tyre choice
suited
to
carrying more weight, not to mention can work out a
fair bit
cheaper. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly option,
we’d
definitely recommend 18-inch wheels, keeping your
weight-
carrying
options open too.
FAQ:
Q: Will 20-inch wheels rub on the arches of
my
VW
Transporter T7?
A: It’s all a combination of suspension, component
wear, and
wheel fitment. Generally speaking, you shouldn’t
experience
any
issues, but as our van has an easy life and shows
minimal
signs of
wear, it does not rub or catch on the arches on full
steering
lock
(even though it’s lowered!)