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I'm looking for some chrome zo6 wheels for my wife's '14 stingray coupe, size 18 front, 19 rear. She's a chrome gal, yes we're that age.
Any suggestions on good pricing for replica wheels?
I'm in the St. Louis area.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
Last edited by Saxobject; May 23, 2018 at 05:03 PM.
I'm looking for some chrome zo6 wheels for my wife's '14 stingray coupe, size 18 front, 19 rear. She's a chrome gal, yes we're that age.
Any suggestions on good pricing for either OEM or replica wheels?
I'm in the St. Louis area.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
The Z06 was not introduced until 2015 and the base wheel size on that car is 19 front / 20 rear. Those wheels/tires also require wide body fenders or they will stick out the sides of the base stingray. You are better off finding aftermarket chrome wheels for your current tire size.
Here ya go my friend. 18/19 combo, and the quality is excellent. I got them from Docz 1st Rate Corvette Parts a forum vendor. Great price, great service. There are other vendors here that sell them also.
The Z06 was not introduced until 2015 and the base wheel size on that car is 19 front / 20 rear. Those wheels/tires also require wide body fenders or they will stick out the sides of the base stingray. You are better off finding aftermarket chrome wheels for your current tire size.
Thanks. But I believe they make replica wheels in the correct size for the '14. I misspoke about OEM.
Here ya go my friend. 18/19 combo, and the quality is excellent. I got them from Docz 1st Rate Corvette Parts a forum vendor. Great price, great service. There are other vendors here that sell them also.
Thanks Rebel Yell, just ordered the set from Docz 1st Rate Corvette Parts.
I appreciate your help.
Butch
Thanks Rebel Yell, just ordered the set from Docz 1st Rate Corvette Parts.
I appreciate your help.
Butch
You're welcome Butch. Now I ain't gonna lie, they are quite a chore to clean. I bought a couple of those sponges (off Ebay, they're a ton cheaper) you put on the end of your drill, and that cut the clean time in half.
And, if you have a local Discount Tire I recommend them for the install. The local one here took great care with the car, and the wheels to make sure all went well.
You wife's gonna love 'em. Post some pics when you get them on.