ok i think the day has come that i get some new rollers but i need a little info first. 1:what is the correct offset. 2:what is the correct bolt pattern. This way maybe i won't get the wrong size

 

that's a very broad question! If you want to stay with the stock offset of +55F/+65R, you will need to make sure the wheel you get is not too wide, otherwise, you will have clearance problems on the inside - you probably won't find aftermarket wheels with those offsets anyway. Go with the closest to stock offset that you can while still clearing the inside (suspension, calipers and fender on the outside.

5x114 is the bolt patter but make sure you stay hub centric (the center bores need to be the same size as stock) Use adapters if you have to though I'd rather not if I can help it.

 

Hey Max how's it going man?

Contact Jim at the Tire Rack (Jim@tirerack.com) He set me up nice nice.

 

thanks francis thats just what i was looking for

 

i don't like the wheels that they displayed there i'm trying to find something a little different you know

 

Gotcha!

 

Max,
Towne Fair Tire just got a whole new selection of wheels in. They are a New England outfit that I believe is based out of RI so you may just want to stop in and look. I got my winter tire wheels off of them and they set me up perfectly.

 

Hey, Max,

Just shod my car with 17" Prodrives.... Dunno if you like these, but Tire Rack carries them and they're on a closeout at $300 ea. Anyway, best wishes!

I'm taking Neb out for a drive now (nice day!!!!). See ya', round.

 

i like them i want the gum metal/charcoal color but i want 18" thats my problem but i don't want to pay $500 beans per wheel. I guess i want my cake and eat it to.

 

That's gonna be tough. The 18" wheels (and the rubber) are more expensive. Good luck.