BenWW

Very nice Nick! I will have to look to see what size rims are on it then when home.

Images aren't very recent but will take some more after a clean.

I am at work at the moment but can look when home. Guessing the 4.5j or 5.5j is marked on the hub somewhere? If you could share what what your 175/70 looks like that would be great...

Thanks Clive. Would be good to be able to visualise the difference between the 175 and 165 on the steel rim. Just looked and they are competitely priced indeed. Top option so far! 👍🏼 Albeit I am unlikely to be testing the wet weather capabilities 😅

Are you running them on the standard steel rims? If so do you have a picture?

They look great Nick. What brand have you used for your tyres?

Hi all, Hope isolation is treating you well? After a new purchase of a GT6 I can see the tyres are in need of replacing. Having done a little research I am looking replace the existing Cooper Sportsmaster 165/80/R13 with the more available 175/70/R13 (Steel Rims) My concern is that modern tyres won't have the same or close to the same 'look' of a car from the 70s. Are there any trusted brands/suppliers/tyre makes and models that are favoured?

You lovely people. Thank you very much indeed!!

Hi all, Just a quick and probably silly question. Should the chassis number and engine numbers match in a triumph of the 70s era? Where do you find the engine number?

Hi all, So isolation has driven me (given me a kick up the bum) to start looking to buy my dream GT6. I look at other classics but always come back to the GT6. My only reservations are valuing good ones I have seen and getting parts moving forward as I know there are very few around now and guessing parts in short supply. Is there a good starting point as not there is no buying guide on the TSSC website for the GT6. Looking forward to the adventure. Regards, Ben