Looking for new wheels, there is little available in the std 17x8.5" & 18x9.5" size.
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Looking for new wheels, there is little available in the std 17x8.5" & 18x9.5" size.
Most options are the 1" wider ZO6 sizes. I just bought new tires and I was hoping to use them as I think the tires will look small on the wider ZO6 sized rims?
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I hear you. A number of wheel manufacturers don't even offer stock sizes - you have to go up a size to get something.
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I had the same problem, I bought new stock size tires on closeout knowing I was going to get new wheels later but when later came I could't get the stock 17x8.5 for the front so I went with 17x9.5 and love them, no issues