How many of you SRT guys have aftermarket wheels?

Post a pic, tell the size and offset, and tire size.

I'm thinking about getting a set so I can put a little wider tire on the back.

SQ

 

A 275 will fit back there on the stock wheels. I don't think I would want anything bigger than that. If you want them to match the wheel opening a little better, get a set of 10mm spacers.

I for one am going to keep my factory wheels and I want to have just the center spoke area painted Aero Blue to match, and keep the machined lip. I think that will look hot! I got the idea from a Bentley Conti GT I saw on Unique Whips... BLING BLING!

 

Purchased...

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=18060

Did not come in yet... going to purchase Goodyear's for them...

 

Here's mine, front 245/35/18 with 10mm spacers, rear 285/35/19 with 20mm spacers. The wheels are Stern ST-8 Hyper mesh II, pic's won't load so here's the link:
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=17671

 

Looks good, but not different enough from stock for me to spend 4 grand. I'm sure they'll look good though. It might be cheaper to have the stock wheels chromed... hmmm.

 

I priced getting mine chromed, the quote was $795 for all four + $115 shipping and they said 3 to 4 weeks turn around time. I got the info to contact them off the forum: The Chrome Wheel Co.

 

$795 each!? I'll see what the local chrome shop charges here.

 

OOP'S, $795 that was for all four, I edited my post, sorry.

 

My aftermarket wheels are TSW - Petrol line - Octane model.

Front 19*8 ET 32; 2 inch lip; tire 235/35/19
Rear 20*10 ET 25; 3.5 inch lip; tire 285/30/20

No spacers.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=15345

Shade

 

Yea it probably would of been cheaper, but My stock rims were pretty banged up so i would want them perfect and would have to purchase another set anyways besides I am not sure about the whole chroming process.

 

I think I will keep the stock rims too. Those steel chrome wheels are a lot heavier than stock SRT rims. {I believe}.
With rotex gold pads, I only need to wipe the rims down maybe once a week...

 

I like those Octane wheels...very nice.

I may just upgrade the rear tires...as they will be worn out pretty quick as it is.

I'm just not sure how wide I want to go on that stock wheel. I wonder what it would cost to have the stock wheels widened?

 

Those wheels are chrome, forged aluminum wheels. Definitely not steel. I don't think I've ever seen a custom steel wheel except maybe for a classic restored vehicle or a hotrod.

 

Now that's more like it!! That is a great alternative!

Shade: That looks great!