nate1003 wrote:I'm looking for some new wheels and tires for my 06 M35. I was looking at the ASA GT1's on tirerack and was wondering if there is any reason this setup wouldn't work on my car.
They'd fit fine, checking the offset they are at 45mm which is very close to stock and Tirerack says they are only ~26-27lbs which is not too too heavy.
the tires though - last a long time but everyone else has pretty much summed it up for you already
Petrol head wrote:KEN IN AZ - might have his opinion
How did I know you were gonna say that lol
Just curious if you checked out the price of the Forgestar wheels? Not saying they are cheap, but to anything comparable they are far below any retail wheel manufacturer with similar quality. I'm not a forgestar rep nor do I work for a wheel company but hot dang I think I got a deal and I payed a little less than advertised price because I actually brought that wheel to the local wheel company I purchased them through
Seriously though, I was going to buy used! I was going to buy a used set of Lexion 203's with brand new Toyo T1R's but the guy wanted $3200!!!! I searched and searched and searched for close to 2 months to find the wheel I liked and in the offset that would work. I checked all those sites you listed and nada. The reason I bought new because I saved over $800 off the price of a USED wheel and bought Brand New and Better Tires with the Nitto INVO's - I got to choose my exact offset and tire size to exactly my specs - no comprimise on fitment
Just saying - Used is good when you can find a deal that works, but I couldn't find the right set of wheel in the correct offset. On top of that I saved almost $1k
Oh, btw I had to buy new wheels, not because of Want but rather because of Need - 2 bent rims and a vibration I had been trying to track down for 6 months. Needless to say I was a bit ecstatic when I found forgestar