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Hey All - I just wanted to share that the Steeda 19" Trident wheels are in stock and ready to ship!

Shop Now: https://www.steeda.com/shop?tag=19-trident-wheels
More Info: https://www.steeda.com/trident-wheel-breakdown




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- 2005-2014 S197 Mustangs
- 2015-2022 S550 Mustangs
- Will not fit 2020+ GT500 Mustang
- Square 19" x 11" w/ 25mm front spacer fits 2015+ GT350 Mustangs

Sizing:
Front: 19" x 10” | ET37 | 24.2 lbs
Rear: 19" x 11” | ET53 | 24.4 lbs

Finishes:
- Satin Black
- Gloss Titanium

Street or Track:
- Staggered 19x10 F, 19x11 R Setup for Street
- Square 19x11 Setup w/ 25mm spacer in front for Track

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Does anyone have theirs yet (anyone not in a snowy climate that is)?

The snow here in the GTA has caused significant delays in delivery. All 4 boxes were on a truck yesterday but no delivery. Today only 3 of the boxes are on the truck and 1 is at a sorting facility (facepalm). UPDATE: They arrived today (all 4 boxes)

Looking to see pics of the 10/11 combo with tires as I'm trying to decide if I want to go Nitto NT555 275/35R19 (Front) and 305/35R19 (Rear) + lower the car .5" (using the Steeda Magnaride kit) or see if I can get 275/40R19 and 305/40R19 and keep the stock ride height as it is a daily driver year-round.

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Does anyone have theirs yet (anyone not in a snowy climate that is)?

The snow here in the GTA has caused significant delays in delivery. All 4 boxes were on a truck yesterday but no delivery. Today only 3 of the boxes are on the truck and 1 is at a sorting facility (facepalm). UPDATE: They arrived today (all 4 boxes)

Looking to see pics of the 10/11 combo with tires as I'm trying to decide if I want to go Nitto NT555 275/35R19 (Front) and 305/35R19 (Rear) + lower the car .5" (using the Steeda Magnaride kit) or see if I can get 275/40R19 and 305/40R19 and keep the stock ride height as it is a daily driver year-round.

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They look awesome!!! I'd highly recommend going with the 275/35R19 (Front) and 305/35R19 (Rear) combo. Send pics once you have them mounted!

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They are certainly growing on me. I might need wheels for my car soon...
 

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They look awesome!!! I'd highly recommend going with the 275/35R19 (Front) and 305/35R19 (Rear) combo. Send pics once you have them mounted!
So what do you recommend I lower the car so that I don't get Tonka Truck Syndrom? You know; where the smaller tires increase the gap even more LOL. I have the Pirella P-ZERO 40R19s on it right now.

The Steeda Canada in Hamilton here can do the work on the lowering. I was looking at their Ultimate Handling package...

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Those wheels looks really really good.
 

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I always look to increase sidewall height a little for comfort and fill the gap. Comfortable on the street and no noticeable performance compromise 99.9% of the time.
I looked briefly yesterday to see if Nitto had 275/40R19 and 305/40R19 but they do not. So finding a tire I like, with good reviews, in a 40 sideway at this size might be a little tough. May just have to lower the car 0.5" using that Steeda kit mentioned above.

Hoping it won't cause a SNOWPLOW incident once I put the GT500 kit on from ICONZ, MP or i-hause (whatever their name is. One mod at a time).
 
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So what do you recommend I lower the car so that I don't get Tonka Truck Syndrom? You know; where the smaller tires increase the gap even more LOL. I have the Pirella P-ZERO 40R19s on it right now.

The Steeda Canada in Hamilton here can do the work on the lowering. I was looking at their Ultimate Handling package...

Steeda S550 Mustang MagneRide Dual Rate Ultimate Handling Lowering Springs (2015-2019) Ă— 1

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Personally, I think you'll be fine with the 35 aspect ratio. 30 is where it starts looking a little bit like you skipped leg day depending on what lowering springs you go with.

Below is our Mach 1 with Gloss Titanium 20x10 F and 20x11 R wrapped in Nitto INVOs - 285/30 F and 305/30 R on the MagneRide Dual Rate Springs you are considering. (Love those springs, BTW - highly recommend) I think if you go with the 35 ratio, you'll be golden. Especially if you don't want to be too low after adding a body kit. Hope this helps!

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Personally, I think you'll be fine with the 35 aspect ratio. 30 is where it starts looking a little bit like you skipped leg day depending on what lowering springs you go with.

Below is our Mach 1 with Gloss Titanium 20x10 F and 20x11 R wrapped in Nitto INVOs - 285/30 F and 305/30 R on the MagneRide Dual Rate Springs you are considering. (Love those springs, BTW - highly recommend) I think if you go with the 35 ratio, you'll be golden. Especially if you don't want to be too low after adding a body kit. Hope this helps!
Thanks Chris,

I've got the quote from the Steeda Canada shop and will be booking for like end of March I guess.

Yes; I do plan on getting a GT500 front bumper so don't want to go too low. It does snow a fair bit up here in the Toronto area and if a winter beater isn't in the cards next year I don't want to be plowing my street :)
 

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So what do you recommend I lower the car so that I don't get Tonka Truck Syndrom? You know; where the smaller tires increase the gap even more LOL. I have the Pirella P-ZERO 40R19s on it right now.

The Steeda Canada in Hamilton here can do the work on the lowering. I was looking at their Ultimate Handling package...

Steeda S550 Mustang MagneRide Dual Rate Ultimate Handling Lowering Springs (2015-2019) Ă— 1

Thoughts?
Those are great springs. I’d agree going with a 40 series. My track wheels are squared 19x10 Apex’s with 285/35/19 SuperCar3’s and even with the Steeda springs I have too much gap. If you can find a 40 tire, go with that.
The drop is minimal so I wouldn’t worry about the snowplow.
 

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Those are great springs. I’d agree going with a 40 series. My track wheels are squared 19x10 Apex’s with 285/35/19 SuperCar3’s and even with the Steeda springs I have too much gap. If you can find a 40 tire, go with that.
The drop is minimal so I wouldn’t worry about the snowplow.
Unfortunately, I already ordered my NITTO 555s from Steeda Canada which are the ones that Steeda USA recommended as one of the tire packages you could get. 305R19/35 and 275R19/35 sidewall.

I figure with the drop being 0.5" and the tires being 35 sidewalls that will close SOME of the gap as last summer I was running stock PP rims, stock height and stock P-ZERO 40 sidewall tires.

The REAL trick will be when I put on a GT500 front bumper. Will I be plowing the streets in the winters? We will see what the drop looks like. I've got this scheduled for April 11th already so will post pictures of what she looks like after.
 

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Anyone have these on their car yet? :)
 
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