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Just found this sight.. Prices are pretty dang cheap..

Cheapwheels

Cheers
Mohawk

 
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if only they were for all 4 wheels...
those look like decent prices. i was thinking about gettin rotas but no $$$ to spend

 
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Well just think the Rota's are like 70% cheaper than the idenatical Spoon rims [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG].. Find them somewhere cheaper it's all the better.

 
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THey have sum nice rims for them prices........ but too bad they dun have the Volk te-37 look alike

 
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if you are looking for rims and tires click here rims and tires deal

 
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Better check out whalen tire as wellI think this is the correct link, great prices and tire deals too, and combo deals as well

 
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Aww...see? Men like to shop too!
Oops, I know that was totally an irrelevant comment.
Anyway, thanx for the link, brotha!!!! I myself haven't been able to afford rims yet and am taking my time shopping.

 
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For all you americans out there you should try this canadian outlet. Your dollar is worth so much more than ours right now you can get some killer deals.

link

 
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wow cool thanks guys. i've been shopping around a lot lately for rims but i just can't make up my mind on what to get.

 
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guys....

im a newbie..........is 17 a good wheel for my sedan ex??...what fits my car?....4 lugs/ 5 lugs??...what are other pointers when buying wheels & tires??

 
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zach, 17's are good...most common! If you own a civc then your lug set is 4. hope that helped

 
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Ebay usually has some nice rims and lots of them are new and at a low price. Just search for "rims" and you get a bunch of stuff. I plan to buy some 17"s on there with tires.

 
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i need rims..but im too cheap to get one right now..planning on buying a kit first though[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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Remember when shopping for rims, try to get the lightest ones you can....you don't want to get some heavy rims...they will rob power and increase your stopping distance....companies like ADR, Enkei, etc, the more expensive rims, are lighter, I dont know where you can actually find their weight, perhaps on their home pages....

 
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tenzo has light wheels also

 
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Most wheel companies have aluminum alloy wheels. It kinda all depends on the type of roads you drive on. I guess you could go to CF or Titanium if you could afford it.