Advice on finding wheels

[17Magnetic5.0]

Now that my tires are pretty low I’m looking to upgrade my wheels. What I’m looking for is something wide. I want to be able to run 305 square or 305 staggered with something a bit narrower up front although I’d prefer square to rotate. Now the thing is I’m trying to keep it as cheap as possible because it’s just for my daily driver and honestly it’s not getting driven much and I see it getting traded in sometime in the future for the next gen mustang. I’ve seen some 19x11 wheels in the 100-200 range and that’s what I’m looking for but I can’t find front wheels that have the right offset. Does anyone know of any wheels that I could get cheap and would work for 305 front and rear or staggered and would look good with the right offsets. It’s mostly for looks so if it’s something that would be flush that would be awesome. I know it’s kind of hard with a budget but at least I’ll get an idea since Black Friday is coming up.

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[shogun32]

"on a budget" is not compatible with wide-ass tires. Run the stock 9.5" wide and be happy. What are you going to do with them anyway? You admit you don't even drive the thing... Contrary to popular belief the ladies are not fooled by your wide tires and it's (lack of) relationship to sex organ girth and prowess in bed.

LMR had a closeout on their knock-offs of the MRR M600 a month or so back on their ebay site. They were 19x11 ET52 though which means in order to use them you'd need 25mm bolt-on spacers at minimum.

 

[MidwayJ]

The only way to achieve a rotatable setup with 305s all around is to buy wheels with appropriate offsets for the rear (like ET52), install extended studs up front, and use 20-25mm spacers.

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/two-19x11-square-setup-installs.76670/

Otherwise, mimic the offsets of the PP2 wheels but of course you wouldn't be able to rotate them.

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