New Old Wheels!

[tiksman]

Well 2 weeks ago I had a rim idea. I found the rims off of another model of car I wanted. I seen the rims on a car in the dealership when I bought my Yaris. And I went to a fourm and purchased them from them. They are original toyota rims 205/50/15 tires. I do not want to lower my car because I had a lowered Neon and it was too rough. Even though the fender gaps are large I still wont lower the car. Anyways here is the pics.

MR2 Spyder Wheels :thumbup:

Original Wheels
http://www.dropshots.com/photos/101577/20060929/212459.jpg

New Wheels
http://www.dropshots.com/photos/101577/20060929/213703.jpg

Close up
http://www.dropshots.com/photos/101577/20060929/213718.jpg

[Black Yaris]

I think you have a little bit of wheel well showing... try this size 225-50-15 it will keep the same over all diameter of your stocks... here is what it looks like on my car
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j111/jthomas43613/BFG2.jpg
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j111/jthomas43613/BFG.jpg
http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j111/jthomas43613/stance.jpg

[DonnyRebel]

Well 2 weeks ago I had a rim idea. I found the rims off of another model of car I wanted. I seen the rims on a car in the dealership when I bought my Yaris. And I went to a fourm and purchased them from them. They are original toyota rims 205/50/15 tires. I do not want to lower my car because I had a lowered Neon and it was too rough. Even though the fender gaps are large I still wont lower the car.

but I went with the 15" 7-spoke Toyota rims from toyotapartstore. BTW, You're gonna have a problem with those 50 series tires on those rims. about the time you run up 10,000 miles, your odometer is gonna read 13000.:eek:

needless to say, your warranty will end prematurely.