Another wheel ID question

[Lemming Train]

Does anyone know the name of these alloys found on some of the ST-Line models please? They are 17s. The reg of the car they're sat on is NU18ONF if anyone has access to Ford spec websites. Unfortunately the Ford Etis site requires VIN.

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/zMYAAOSwAZxcm7i7/s-...

Note that they are different from the more common ones where each spoke splits into 2 at the rim end.

I've seen mention in one Ebay ad that they are WHL101555 whatever that means but firing it into google doesn't produce anything useful except links to a couple of Ebay ads where that number is mentioned so I don't think it's a valid Ford part code.

Thanks .

[Lemming Train]

And is there a Ford equivalent of AutoVaux where you can hack in your part number and it searches all the main dealers to see who sells it for the cheapest price?

[P2KKA]

Lemming Train said:

searches all the main dealers to see who sells it for the cheapest price?

Manufacturer parts retail prices are fixed and set by the manufacturer. What you pay at the dealership may be a slightly discounted price. You can always ask for discount but arent likely to get much unless you are trade and order more than once.

[jamei303]

For NU18ONF Etis just says: "7 X 17" Spoked Aluminium Wheel

FYI it also has a recall:

Outstanding Field Service Actions

18S39 - CLUTCH SLIP DETECTION

Edited by jamei303 on Monday 29th April 07:44