See picture: is that 18" or 19" wheels ??
#5
Driver School Candidate
Hey everyone, I am kind of in the same position as many of the above posts. I am looking to go to an 18" rim, but I want to do it for as least as possible. My current rims are 17's, and the tires on them are 225/45/17. They are winter tires, so i need to get them off soon. I believe the car is dropped with an F mid drop. They appear to have blue coils behind them, and look lower than others. Any confirmation on any of this would help. I just got it a month ago, so I am still learning all of the ins and outs of the IS line.
Thanks!
I took these pics yesterday after I put a ceramic coating on it. I rubbed it with a diaper when I was done. My fiance says I spend more time rubbing my car than I do her!
Thanks!
I took these pics yesterday after I put a ceramic coating on it. I rubbed it with a diaper when I was done. My fiance says I spend more time rubbing my car than I do her!
#6
I would try to source a set of 18” oem wheels. Check the classified section here on CL to see what options may be available .
#7
Driver School Candidate
I was thinking the same thing. I am looking on here now. I have also been looking on craigslist in the surrounding states, and am thinking about junk yards. Most of the OEM wheels are $300-$400. Thats way out of my budget.
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#9
3-400 for all four? Or per wheel?
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