WG Wheels

[skipperau]

Originally Posted by Tyvokka

http://www.ausjeepforum.com.au/forum...d.php?t=120431



If the cops want to defect you, they will anyway. The more important question is whether you will be covered by insurance.

Easy to fight if they are legal, QPS is pretty easy to deal with in regards to that sort of stuff, most officers are pretty cool and don’t bother you unless something is clearly wrong.
It’s the Qld Transport Compliance Officers that chase this sort of thing during random inspections.

So, I’ve found out that any wheel is legal in Qld as long as it complies with a few of the international standards.

Australian Wheel Industry STD
ASA
TUV
JIS

It seems from a bit of quick searching that this may be a newish situation in the past few years when they did an update to the legislation. We found that with motorcycle parts too.
This also seems to be following on in other states too which is good but I need to find out which wheels are compliant, and which aren’t.


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[skipperau]

Originally Posted by Tyvokka

http://www.ausjeepforum.com.au/forum...d.php?t=120431

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Tyvokka, thanks for that link, if I’d read it before I started researching I could have saved myself some time, although I would have probably covered my rear by covering the same reference material anyway as I like to know I’m right.

It looks like alloy beadlocks are legal. Yay!

I just need to find a set I like that won’t break the bank now lol.



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