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Looking for affordable solid black 18" wheels - Recommendations

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Old 05-28-10, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by niteLEX
i agree...thats the cheapest route.
I need a wider rear wheel to fit my new tires. I went WIDE in the rear!
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Or you could pick up my black chrome stockies that I'll be putting up for sale soon....
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get some rota's. they're fairly cheap and come in a variety of sizes.
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The stock wheels dont fit a 285/35/18 i dont think.
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Who makes Rotas?
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Originally Posted by nicholasg
The 285/35/18 tires dont seem to sit happily on the stockers.
285/35/18, why would you put such size on an IS? you think they will look good?
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Originally Posted by rule1223
285/35/18, why would you put such size on an IS? you think they will look good?
I know it will look good, I have a friend with the same setup and it looks amazing.
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Originally Posted by chrIS250
get some rota's. they're fairly cheap and come in a variety of sizes.
what he said, rota makes 18x9.5 18x10 wheels that can fit your 285 tires(but i really dun think 285 would look good). only thing is you may get bashed if you post pictures here
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Ive seen more than a few IS350s with 285/35/18 wheels in the rear on a 18x10 wheel and it looks fantastic.
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Also, what size tires would you guys run on a 18x9.5 or 18x10 wheels. 255/40/18 would look hilarious.
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I think a lot of people are forgetting that those 285mm wide tires need to be mounted on 9.5-11 inch wheels only. 10 inch wide wheels would be ideal.
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Originally Posted by pigeon83
I think a lot of people are forgetting that those 285mm wide tires need to be mounted on 9.5-11 inch wheels only. 10 inch wide wheels would be ideal.
Precisely!!
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I'd stick with some O.Z. or BBS. Check the country of origin on the BBS. I know a lot of the O.Z. are made in Italy. If it was my car I'd likely buy either of those brands in a weight/style that's good. Since the wheels are going to be huge, you might want to go forged for durability/weight.
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Id like to stay under 1400 for a set, is that possible?
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yeah definitely possible

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