I've been reviewing at a lot of different wheels lately, think I've settled on custom wheels from Intro Wheels. Planning to get the Kingman. I've got a few questions, and though I've researched this topic thoroughly, I'd like to get a response from those at TMS:

• Has anyone ever purchased wheels from Intro Wheels before? If so, what was your experience like, and were you happy with their quality?
• I currently have factory 18" x 8" wheels on my car, but planned on getting 19" x 8". I've been told that 245/45ZR19 would be the optimal size to get; can anyone recommend a better option?
• Can anyone recommend backspacing? I think 6.02" would be adequate.

Thanks for your responses.

 

FWIW, 255/40R19's are the tires on the Brembo Brake package cars.

 

C'mon, you KNOW that you want to get the 26x10s....

Those are great looking wheels!

 

I would go with a 9 inch wheel so that running a 275/40 was an option. Just My Opinion.

 

Intro wheels are very popular for trucks and are highly recommended by the custom truck community. I would have loved to have some but couldn't swing the price...good luck.

 

Please for the love of god get 20's instead of 19's.

Wheels look sick.

 

Thanks, but I've never liked the look of all wheel and no tire.

 

255/40s would be better. You can play around with available sizes by plugging them into a tire size calculator like this one, but try to keep it under 2% difference: http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html.

 

Why not just consider a taller tire?

 

To keep the approximate 27" diameter I'd have at most a 3.5" sidewall (with 20" wheels). I'd like to have at least 4". Sadly, the 20" wheels are $500 more than I want to spend too.

 

19x9 and 19x10 would be a nice set of staggered wheels.

 

^^^What Jay said.

 

Definitely want to try and get more rubber on the ground. The brembo wheels w/ 255/40/19 isn't enough. If you can afford to go wider I would.

 

The holbrook s would awesome if everything where black except the star pattern.

 

Diva...why 20's?

Heavier, less sidewall, reduced traction all for arguably better aesthetics?

The only advantage I see over 19's is tire selection.