Yeah, unfortunately, wheel options are very limited, and just about all of them are very expensive since only the premiere wheel manufacturers have bothered to make them for this fitment; like BBS, HRE, and some specialized Porsche tuners. OZ recently released a more affordable non-forged set of centerlocks, if you call $3k affordable. The ones I have were by GMG, a motorsports outfit from Cali who race p-cars. They list for $7k+ a set but I got a hookup for a better price. 305/30/19 PS2 or RE11 tires are likely what's going on these rears. The front wheels are narrower at 19x9 and will wear 245/35 size. These will be the "street" set, and since the car comes with R-compounds from the factory, the stock wheels will be for the track only.
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New wheels! Anthracite Goals
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Yeah, unfortunately, wheel options are very limited, and just about all of them are very expensive since only the premiere wheel manufacturers have bothered to make them for this fitment; like BBS, HRE, and some specialized Porsche tuners. OZ recently released a more affordable non-forged set of centerlocks, if you call $3k affordable. The ones I have were by GMG, a motorsports outfit from Cali who race p-cars. They list for $7k+ a set but I got a hookup for a better price. 305/30/19 PS2 or RE11 tires are likely what's going on these rears. The front wheels are narrower at 19x9 and will wear 245/35 size. These will be the "street" set, and since the car comes with R-compounds from the factory, the stock wheels will be for the track only.
Very impressed - both wheels are excellent choices and I'll definitely vouch for you on GMG being an incredible motorsports outfit - if anyone in SoCal is out to just stop by the place, you'll see some of the most rare and special edition P-Cars in the US
. The GMG wheels ARE light, for anyone who's around there to pick one up!
