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Old 4th February 2010, 21:55   #31
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Another alternative is to stick with the optional alloy wheel offered by Tata. Does anybody know the price of these?

Hey mate, in mumbai the cost of TATA alloys is 5K a piece + 200 rs a piece for installation,thats 5.2 K a tyreX 4= 20,800 + 5.2k for spare if at all you decide to go for a spare so thats 26,000 Rs.

If you ask my opinion, TATA alloys suit the Manza really well.
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Old 5th February 2010, 16:10   #32
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Thanks for this info. I may look into the Manza OE alloys, provided the dealer is open to some discounts on the accessories (Since none were available on the car).

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Old 2nd March 2010, 20:59   #33
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Here is another Multispoke option I spotted today on a Noir grey Manza Aura+.

Tata Indigo Manza : Tyre & wheel upgrade thread-02032010027-copy.jpg

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Old 3rd March 2010, 23:56   #34
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Seriously thinking of these Hijoin H429's for my Manza. Need to decide between Hyper Silver and Machined Black.

Tata Indigo Manza : Tyre & wheel upgrade thread-h429.jpg

H429 (108 PCD / 15")

Tata Indigo Manza : Tyre & wheel upgrade thread-capture22.jpg

H422's (Can anyone confirm if this is available in 108 PCD)

Please keep the suggestions flowing guys!

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Old 4th March 2010, 01:37   #35
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Hyper Silver please, black alloys look quite naff!! But then knowing you.......
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Old 4th March 2010, 12:37   #36
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Hyper Silver please, black alloys look quite naff!! But then knowing you.......
I do not understand this cool UP Bhaiya lingo: "Naff". Kindly enlighten us simpletons.

So is the picture of H429 above hyper silver or machined black? Saimag did not make it very clear on their site and I do see silver spokes!
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Old 6th March 2010, 01:41   #37
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I do not understand this cool UP Bhaiya lingo: "Naff". Kindly enlighten us simpletons.
Its actually British English so you might do well to invest in a good dictionary! Here's the official meaning of the word:

Ajdective: Naff
Usage: Brit
1. In bad taste; vulgar; out of fashion; poor quality
"naff ideas"; "by the time London's Comedy Store opened in 1979, impressions had become so naff that most alternative comics steered well clear of them"; "I hate the big plastic santas and snowmen and reindeer.. they are naff"

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So is the picture of H429 above hyper silver or machined black? Saimag did not make it very clear on their site and I do see silver spokes!
Machined Black. Machined refers to the silver part of the spokes while the Black is obviously the black paint on the rest of the wheel.
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Go for hyper silver if your car colour is not red. Black wheels looks good on red car, my sparky is the best example.
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Old 9th March 2010, 17:32   #39
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Congrats! Great decision on Manza! Regarding the large tyres, considering OEM alloys would be better. Wider tyres might project outwards. Secondly, if you want to upsize the radius, the Speedo/Tacho indication will change. Ensure to consult Tata Motors regarding warranty. The dealer might buy back the old rims/wheels also. Have a great deal.
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Old 2nd April 2010, 15:22   #40
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A friend of mine bought Manza Diesel.

He wants to upgrade the steel rims and tyres.
What is the correct size to go for in 16" ?
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Old 9th August 2010, 15:11   #41
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Upsizing wheels on the ManzA

I'm getting my dew white Manza in a couple of days' time. The folks at KHT motors weren't exactly confidence inspiring when it came to talking about alloy wheels, and didn't even have photos of the standard Tata alloys.

To answer the previous question, if one must upsize the wheels:
Current specs - 185 60 R15
New specs - 205 55 R16 (from the calculation at Car Bibles : The Wheel and Tyre Bible Page 3 of 4)

Has anyone tried this? Is this recommended?

I'm scared the bigger tire might touch the body whole driving on the Bangalore moonscape.

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Old 5th September 2010, 09:51   #42
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Hey guys please help me out.
I am buying a Manza QJet soon. I would like to get alloys for the same but not to exchange the tyres.I would like to continue with the same tyres that comes as stock. Please inform me whether i can exchange the rims with the dealer, if possible what would be the price that i can get for the stock rims.
Also say if i had to upgrade to new tyres will the dealers pay good price for the stock ones

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Old 6th October 2010, 14:00   #43
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It is always better not to sell the rims to the dealer. I was offered Rs. 400/rim. This will be a huge loss. Instead, it is best to sell it outside.
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It is always better not to sell the rims to the dealer. I was offered Rs. 400/rim. This will be a huge loss. Instead, it is best to sell it outside.
Rs.400 per rim is a good exchange price. I was offered only Rs.150/- or Rs.14 per Kg. I had enquired in many shops in JC Road.Finally decided to settle with stock rims instead planned for the olloy wheel upgrade sometime later.
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Old 15th November 2010, 00:01   #45
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Alloys - Pics needed

If any of you guys have fitted alloy shoes on your Manza, pls do share the pics. Have shortlisted the 195/60/ R15 tires and machined black HRS alloys. Not sure if i looks that great on my Monarch Red ride. Request your opinion.
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