Jfox855

I'm new and have an AP1 wheels that need help. I don't want to go aftermarket so I seen lots of websites that sell OEM wheels I believe they refinished. I'd get 2006 17"wheels that seem to go from $200 to $300 bucks . Anybody have any experience with any of these guys?

hrpfg2

no, but you can get a full set used for about 500.
didn't really help but something you can look into.

deepbluejh

$200-300 each or for a set? If that's each, then it's a ripoff. If that's for a set, then it's a steal. I bought a 16x7 wheel for my 2000 Celica for $125 off Ebay. The quality is fine.

rjones

If you need 1 wheel the refinished ones are a good option. If you want all 4 and not in a hurry just keep an eye out for some used ones. You can get AP1 wheels cheap, the AP2's are a little more. I think I may have seen some in the 4 sale section.

s2000_x

refurbished wheels are a good option but sometimes they are expensive, it´s better to just buy a used set in good conditions....just keep an eye on ebay, craigslist or here in the forum!!

hrpfg2

Here's are some ap2's. (ap1 wheels are cheap, around 250)
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/889...ires-and-more/

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/894...-ap2v2-wheels/

clarkster009

I am sure the refinished ones would look really nice but I agree you may be able to snag a decent set for about half the price used in the classifieds. Finish Line Wheels sells a full set for $951 shipped. What is your aversion to aftermarket wheels?

Jfox855

I've been lurking on the forums for 6 months and have only seen one one or two sets, usually far away and with some curb rash.Here one of the sites I've seen

http://www.originalwheels.com/honda-...002006rims.php

Golden Arms

I would hold off until you find an OEM set you like. Buying remanufactured wheels makes sense if you're replacing a damaged one, but $900+ for a whole set makes it seem way too pricey. Why not just get a brand new set of RPF1's at that price?

TTMartin

http://www.hubcaphaven.com/s2000_wheels.htm

$600 for a full set of AP2V1s