What do u thing about the rims?

[Rubiks43]

18" Alloy Tech AT695 silver

http://www.phatkars.com/images/Alloy-Tech-AT695-chrome-rim.jpg

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i thing they'd be perfect for you, judging by the avatar :thumb:

icy hot stuntaz

[Rubiks43]

C2;517176']i thing they'd be perfect for you, judging by the avatar :thumb:

icy hot stuntaz

WOW

i get alot of stuff about that picture....

thanx but i want nice rims 18" but black!!!

but dont have the money i am getting these plus new tires

all for 350

[JLw7123]

I like the rims

[widbyj]

Whatta bargain!

Too blingy for me but then again I pay that much for just two tires....

[Valley olds]

Would that be in silver or chrome? The pic is chrome but the letters say silver. If they are silver it could be ok.

[Rubiks43]

oops updadte ill show u guys picutes tomoro but there black and so secy with type z rims so hot and brand new tires

show pics tomoro just not on car yet

http://www.magwheeloutletstore.co.nz/picture_library/med/-723792672.jpg

thanx :)

[kwhauck]

not a fan of the fake rivets.....

[01silveralero]

black ones look better IMO

[Rubiks43]

black ones look better IMO

well thank you..

i need to now by 2 tires for the front there to big app and dont turn all the way without hitting the finder so i am going to go down from 225/40/18
to 215/40/18 think that will work?

[2fast2furious01]

i like the silver ones myself. but i think the black ones would look hot too.

[JLw7123]

I like them black better.

[kwhauck]

if you have 225/40/18 tires and they are rubbing, then your wheels have the wrong offset for our application.....

you should have no problem with that tire size.....

[Rubiks43]

if you have 225/40/18 tires and they are rubbing, then your wheels have the wrong offset for our application.....

you should have no problem with that tire size.....

So wait what is the prob????

We put it on when it was on the lift and when we turned it it was hitting the plastic /metal in the fender well. It was just hitting the fender pintch but was touching...

[kwhauck]

what is the offset of the wheel, it should be stamped somewhere inside the wheel.....

[AndyT3]

So wait what is the prob????

We put it on when it was on the lift and when we turned it it was hitting the plastic /metal in the fender well. It was just hitting the fender pintch but was touching...

Ok. The car was up on a lift when you put wheels on and they were rubbing while it was on the lift?

If thats the case, then there going to rub when you get the thing on the ground and on the road..... :rolleyes2:

Right? Did I understand that correctly?

[widbyj]

That tire size works perfectly on my Malibu also... There must be a wrong offset involved - either too far in or out depending on where it rubs first. At this size there'll be less than an inch between the tire and the spring perch on the strut which seems tight but works fine. Double-check the wheel specs...

[Rubiks43]

Ok. The car was up on a lift when you put wheels on and they were rubbing while it was on the lift?

If thats the case, then there going to rub when you get the thing on the ground and on the road..... :rolleyes2:

Right? Did I understand that correctly?


i went to test them out to see if they work fine and on the lift we turned the weel to make sure it didnt touch and it was touching a fender pintch on the bottom back of the weel well

[Rubiks43]

ok what could be my prob???

the left tire touches when i turn it... but i put the right one on and it works like it should... wtf

[tw0123]

post pics of the rubbing if you can... and check the inner of the wheel for the offset as posted above... this will help determine the issues at hand...

[Rubiks43]

" check the inner of the wheel for the offset"

where in the weel is this??? And what would it say that identifies the offset. And I'll try to post pics of it the only thing is... That it only touches on the left side!!

[Cliff8928]

It'll usually be near the size on the wheel..

Sometimes it will something like 18x7J ET40 or something like that. Basically anything cast or stamped on the inside of the spokes.