ok nvm

 

as a fellow San Diegan... NO.

trust me. Save your money for some High Quality name brand wheels. Volks, Works, etc..

"At El Amigo Tires". LOL

 

how do you know they even fit?... ad doesn't mention width, offset or lug pattern..

 

Rofl. Nuff said.

 

LOL! i know i know shoot me!
they just looked nice and ive been looking for about a month now and havent had much luck at all, not trying to spend a whole lot either so i may just go oem since only option.

 

They don't look nice at all, the **** paint job on the spokes is orange peeled like a 3rd grade speccy painted it.

Don't just buy wack **** because it's close to home, find something you WANT.

 

i do want to deal local and i have been having terrible luck finding some nice decent oem 18s.

 

If you're after OEM wheels, keep on after them. Don't settle for poorly made aftermarket wheels that are around the same price range.

 

But they come with "turner" lug nuts, I say do it.

On a serious note, Nankang tires are **** and the fact that you would spend $450 for wheels and tires should have been a clue this is not something you want to buy. Look in the marketplacce for a set of sedan sport 18's or coupe 18's. You won't be sorry.

 

i would say save your money man ... the paint will probably chip off or something .. and plus what are the offsets ??? bolt pattern ??? people shop around and sometimes it takes time to find the right rims for your car ... dont always buy the first set you find and if its a good deal then do research on the wheels and stuff ...

 

wow those wheels look like ***. Especially being 17...

 

Those don't look like they have the right bolt pattern at all.

Im new on here, just got my g35 about a month ago.
I've been looking for wheels too and the best I came up with so far were
Motegi MR109
They fit, I just dont know if they would actually look nice once I put them on

 

Wheels and tires for $450 = JUNK. Plus those tires aren't even close to the correct size (almost 3" smaller in diameter). I doubt you'll be able to turn a corner at normal speeds without the VDC kicking on. Yes, they can probably put the correct size on, but those wheels are still garbage.

If you're both patient and diligent in searching the Marketplace and craigslist, you'll find a decent set of 18" OEMs, either Sedan or Coupe. And even if they're not perfect, you're better off buying them and fixing them than buying inferior aftermarket.

 

OP, check your INBOX. i have some OEM 18s local if you are interested.

 

come on OP, SD needs to step the game up