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  • Top 10 najpopularniejszych modeli felg w AluCenter 2025
    Top 10 najpopularniejszych modeli felg w AluCenter 2025
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    Sprawdź, jakie modele felg królowały w danym roku!

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  • Felgi aluminiowe zimą – czy to ma sens i jak je zabezpieczyć?
    Felgi aluminiowe zimą – czy to ma sens i jak je zabezpieczyć?
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    Sezon zimowy stawia przed kierowcami wiele pytań dotyczących doboru odpowiedniego wyposażenia do samochodu. Jednym z najczęściej poruszanych tematów jest kwestia felg – czy warto montować aluminiowe na zimę, czy lepiej pozostać przy stalowych?​W niniejszym artykule przedstawiamy zalety i wady obu rozwiązań oraz praktyczne wskazówki dotyczące zabezpieczenia i pielęgnacji felg aluminiowych w trudnych warunkach atmosferycznych.

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  • ILE ŚRUB NALEŻY ZAMÓWIĆ DO KOMPLETU FELG?
    ILE ŚRUB NALEŻY ZAMÓWIĆ DO KOMPLETU FELG?
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    Klienci często kontaktują się z nami z pozornie prostym pytaniem: „Ile śrub należy zamówić do kompletu felg – 16, 20, a może jeszcze inną liczbę?”​Różne rozstawy śrub oraz typy felg powodują jednak, że pomyłki zdarzają się dość często, a ich konsekwencją bywa problem z montażem kół w serwisie. Niniejszy wpis ma na celu w sposób uporządkowany wyjaśnić, jak prawidłowo dobrać liczbę śrub do zamówienia.

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