baseballislife24

I own a White 2000 Trans am. I've been looking around for wheels for a few months and have found several that I like but dont know which way to go. Thought I'd see what you guys thought. Please post your opinion or pictures to help me choose a set that's just what I'm looking for. Thanks!

indyboom

iTrader: (11)

why dont you expel some info.. whats on it now

BoricuaHec01

Here are some good examples....

https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...uote-pics.html

85CamaroZ28

iTrader: (7)

^ that thread has just about EVERY wheel you could want for a T/A. Its a pain in the *** to look through but I'm sure you'll find something you like.

Dr Tran

iTrader: (10)

Price range? We need to know what you think is affordable before we can start dishing out ideas.

BoricuaHec01

400-600 is the most I'll pay for rims alone, no more then 1200 with tires imo.

Slash8915

iTrader: (21)

I agree. Wheels can range anywhere from $400-$4000+. Give us a price range and we'll be able to help you better.

Oh, and damn it Tran. Every time I see your name and avatar I start laughing. I think of all those crazy videos. Wanna go to Roybertito's next weekend?

Dr Tran

iTrader: (10)

Sure if you want generic/cheap looking wheels that probably don't fit perfect, then sure only spend that much.

Lol, that's why the name and avatar are there.

mac62989

iTrader: (1)

Tran Oewheels has some nice wheels in that price range that actually are meant for F-bodies but I agree most wheels in that range are cheap, heavy, and no bigger than 9" wide.

BoricuaHec01

I was referring to wheels from oewheelsllc. Are those wheels on that site cheap and no good?

Dr Tran

iTrader: (10)

IMO yes. But for most people they fit the bill. They are a heavy cast wheel, with limited offsets... I looked into them, and ended up getting the wheels I have after consulting with some friends.

BIG_MIKE2005

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OEwheels are great quality. Just b/c they aren't CCW's dont mean they are ****. I hate seeing retarded posts like that. Not everyone can afford to go buy a set of high end wheels. Its always true you get what you pay for so of course if you drop cash on HRE's & sit them next to OEwheels you'll see the difference in the money. I'd say compared to other "cheap" wheel suppliers OE has the best customer support & product for the money & they wont empty your wallet buying a set either which is nice.

Dr Tran

iTrader: (10)

That is what I said or meant to sound like when I said "for most people they fit the bill" they are a good wheel for the money... but in the end they are still a cheap wheel.

egott_91

iTrader: (1)

OEWheels are a cheaper wheel, yes, but they are still really good quality for the price.

Look at the chrome C5 deep dish wheel and the CCW SP500, they look awfully similar, but the CCW's are almost 4 times the price.

I don't think I could ever spend $3k for wheels on a car that gets driven quite a bit, which is most of the cars on this site. I'd be so paranoid they'd get messed up somehow.

If you see anOEWheels wheel in person, you'll see they a great quality wheel for the price. They're better quality than OEM I'd say and are much cheaper...

kresse42

wheelfire.com

http://www.wheelfire.com/scontent/Wh...ehicleOption=2 Dr. Coupe

These are what i run

18"Ruff racing R281

meine96ws6

iTrader: (4)

you need to include a price range that you want to keep..