2010 beetle red salsa

Asked by CATLADY Dec 14, 2011 at 04:51 PM about the 2010 Volkswagen Beetle

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

i am looking for a 2010 NEW BEETLE in Red Salsa.  I found one but I don't understand why the wheels on this Beetle is different from the pictures I see of other 2010 Beetles.  I thought each year had different standard wheels?

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It is either a more expensive optional wheel, or an aftermarket wheel. You may have never seen them before on a Beetle because it is rarer because it is expensive, or simply because it does not come as an option and is from another VW or an aftermarket wheel.

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There we also several optional wheels available. The standards were 17" or 16"...optionals usually were larger, offering more performance or a different look. They could also be aftermarket wheels...if so, you should check for proper offset and wheel well clearance.

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