SDickson

OK, I needed to try this again with pics, since I got almost 200 views, and only a couple of responses. Here are some pics of the wheels and tires on my car. I am selling these so I can upgrade to 19". These are only 1 year old, and the tires have only 5,400 miles on them. The rims are Konig Villian, 18x8 F, and 18x9 R. The tires are Nitto extreme 555 with 225/40 F, and 255/35 R. They have plenty of tread left as you can see, and there are no signs of any uneven wear.

Here are some pics I took on 5/27.



One of the rear wheels has two small scratches near the edge. This is from a piece of road debris.



Please let me know if you are interested. I will take the best offer above $800. This package was $1,700 new. And since I park my car for the winter, they are actually more like 6 months old. If you are on a budget, and want a great looking ride, then this is your answer.

purdyS2K

Man, they look so much like the stock rims. And I hate the stock rims!!!

SDickson

Hmmm Lets see,

Powder coated V. Machined
18" V. 16"
225 & 255 V. 205 & 225


But if you are just simply counting spokes, I could see that.

SDickson

Let me know if you need to see more pics.

payyourtoll

those rear wheels look like they'll rub even on stock suspension

offsets?

*edit* nevermind, you have a duplicate post

SDickson

Anyone for $800 plus I cover half the shipping costs?

s2000vtec

do these rub on stock suspension, and are u running stock suspension???

SDickson

I had stock suspension, and I did rub a little when hitting big bumps. Then I rolled my fender, and had no problem rubbing. Since then I have upgraded my suspension to a stiffer one, and I imagine that alone would eliminate rubbing. A slightly smaller back tire, or having 5mm shaved off the rear wheel mounting plate would also fix any rubbing issues.