OZ is reputable.
If you want the lightest wheel for a comparable price, nothing beats the Enkei RPF1.
If you want the lightest wheel for a comparable price, nothing beats the Enkei RPF1.
Good choice, I have those exact wheels in gold. I bought them from TireRack.Stanley Yahtzee said:so i have procrastinated far too long on shopping for my summer tires new home and now i may be stuck. i really have my heart set on getting 9 inch wide wheels in case i ever decide to get 265 wide tires in the future, and 9 wide is just skinny enough to still fit the stock 235s without looking absolutely hideous.
i want oz wheels, i like the name oz, and i have met some influential people who trust them. i want light weight wheels, ive heard that unsprung mass has a very big effect on performance. being that im sticking with 17" wheels and 45 tall sidewalls i feel comfortable that will be enough cushion for them. i absolutely must have gold wheels, i like matte bronze too but i bought this car to put gold wheels on it and i will fulfill my destiny.
so to the point then. i specifically want O.Z. ALLEGGERITA HLT wheels. they are the lightest, if this is stupid beyond my comprehension please let me know. i went to oz's website and the only dealers that pop up are 5500+Km away from me... so then, does anyone know of any local wheels shops that sell oz? or is their website accurate and im going to be buying a plane ticket?
My OZs are lighter than Enkei RPF1s (15.8lbs vs 16lbs)zax said:OZ is reputable.
If you want the lightest wheel for a comparable price, nothing beats the Enkei RPF1.