Where to find OEM wheel replacement
All,
I busted my front passenger wheel on my 2018 IS300, AWD Fsport. I have OEM rims and would like to replace with OEM as well. Called my local Lexus dealership and they want $758 for 1.
Any recommendation where to get remanufactured/refurbished or used one?
I can't create new thread at this point.
TIA
I busted my front passenger wheel on my 2018 IS300, AWD Fsport. I have OEM rims and would like to replace with OEM as well. Called my local Lexus dealership and they want $758 for 1.
Any recommendation where to get remanufactured/refurbished or used one?
I can't create new thread at this point.
TIA
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You should be able to post a wtb after 5 posts and 6 months in the marketplace
in terms of finding one, check eBay, your local Craigslist, Facebook marketplace and salvage yards. Can use https://www.car-part.com to search for those yards near you with wheels for your model
in terms of finding one, check eBay, your local Craigslist, Facebook marketplace and salvage yards. Can use https://www.car-part.com to search for those yards near you with wheels for your model
How can I check if front wheels are:
18x8 (alloy), 10 spoke (5 split spoke)
or
18x8-1/2 (alloy), 10 spoke (5 split spoke)
So for the front, it is 18x8 since it uses 225/40ZR18
and rear is 18x8.5 since it uses 255/35ZR18.
18x8 (alloy), 10 spoke (5 split spoke)
or
18x8-1/2 (alloy), 10 spoke (5 split spoke)
So for the front, it is 18x8 since it uses 225/40ZR18
and rear is 18x8.5 since it uses 255/35ZR18.
Last edited by BobbyCWho; Nov 1, 2021 at 08:59 AM.
Looks like both sizes are available here https://www.stockwheels.com/Lexus-Wh...1&pageNumber=1
Anyone have experience with them?
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eBay but type in OEM wheel.. make sure it's not a replica. Sometimes they sell parts off totaled cars. There's another site (I forgot which, I'm sure another member knows) where you type in the part # and it finds you local / nationwide junkyards with parts. That's how I got my F sport gauge cluster at a steal. $700+ for an OEM wheel is a rip off, might as well put in a few hundred more and get a lighter set of aftermarket at that point
eBay but type in OEM wheel.. make sure it's not a replica. Sometimes they sell parts off totaled cars. There's another site (I forgot which, I'm sure another member knows) where you type in the part # and it finds you local / nationwide junkyards with parts. That's how I got my F sport gauge cluster at a steal. $700+ for an OEM wheel is a rip off, might as well put in a few hundred more and get a lighter set of aftermarket at that point
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