Where to buy oem?

[DemonGT]

Where is everyone getting there oem wheels?

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[DemonGT]

Do the black wheels off the black accent package fit a PP1 car?

 

[kz]

I don't think anyone is really buying OEM wheels (other than from other forum members) - no one really wants them.

Don't know about exact wheels you're asking but I have a set of 19" premium wheels that were an option for non-PP cars and they do fit on PP1. I'd risk a guess they will fit but unless you or someone else tries, can't be sure.

 

[MidwayJ]

Do the black wheels off the black accent package fit a PP1 car?

I'm pretty sure I read here the 19 and 20 inch OEM wheels do fit. Question has come up before. Some PP1 owners have used them for winter tires.

 

[JohnnyGT]

You can buy a car with both the black accent pkg and PP.

 

[br_an]

I recently bought a second set of OEM GT350 wheels I plan to use for winter tires.

Got them from Wheel Exchange on eBay

 

[DemonGT]

Winter wheels is what I want them for.

 

[Dave2013M3]

Where is everyone getting there oem wheels?

Which wheels do you want?

 

[DemonGT]

Was thinking the black wheels that come on non pp cars with black accent pak. They are all the same size so can be rotated and should clear the brembos

 

[Dave2013M3]

Was thinking the black wheels that come on non pp cars with black accent pak. They are all the same size so can be rotated and should clear the brembos

Used these should run you about $450-600 without tires. If you can't find used, I have bought refurbished wheels from them before and was quite pleased due to a lease return. I would double check clearing the Brembos.

What wheel is the car on now. If its the OEM PP1 wheels those are easy to find if you mess one up during winter.

 

[86pagt]

If you like the PP1 wheels grab another set and run 19x9.5 squared in the summer and 19x9 square in the winter…. I purchased 2 19x9.5 and run them for a square setup and sold the set of 19x9s. I don’t have a winter set up. We hardly get any snow in southern VA and if it’s cold it stays home.

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