Cheap... Excel _ Radius, 18"x7.5" all the way around. They look real nice and no rubbing issues and I have a 1" drop, these wheels are for the dude that doesn't want to break the bank on rims.

Wheels & tires used for only 500 miles. Wheels are mint condition and are silver with a polished lip. No scratches, nicks, or dents.

They are wrapped in Bridgestone Potenza RE750's 225/40/18ZR, the tires are still 100 percent.

I am in need of the money, I have some pictures of them on the car so email me at ccosdales224@aol.com. I don't know how to post pics on the forum. I will ship them, but will be at buyers expense.

I am asking $1100, which is pretty firm, since they are practically brand new.

Thanks
Carlos

 

Oops..forgot to put wheel info....I just added. You can look them up on wheelmax.com

 

Odd that WheelMax says they won't fit on an S2000?

 

selling 18's cheap too. $700 all four plus tires. HP EVO 225/40/ZR18
tires are Goodyear's what kind i dont know but they are very sticky. they were able to stick so well at sunshine that it tore my motor mount on the intake side. little curb damage but nothing too outstanding

 

Common courtesy: People who post a for sale item usually don't like competition in their post Sideways. I think you should make a separate "For Sale" post for your wheels.

 

They may fit but the offset may not be perfect especially considering all four wheels are identical. This will more than likely contribute to more snap oversteer at the limits . The rear wheels and tires should be considerably wider than the fronts for optimal neutral handling in the S2000. It depends how aggressively you drive.

 

your right
Sorry mech eng

 

...Hygiene Boy....thanks for the assistance.

Like you said it all depends on your driving habits....personally I have noticed that since the offset is the same all around, the wider wheel track in the rear makes the car less susceptible to capsizing during cornering. Of course I could just getting older and driving slower...