So it starts out, I wake up get ready go to school, come back, get my tires load them drive to discount tire and sit and wait. lol I made the whole day short but here's the pictures.











They are Volk GTC's 19"X8.5 and !9"X9.5
Falken ST-115 Azenis 245/35/19 and 275/30/19

 

looks awesome man! great wheel choice.

 

Nice !! ditch those 17s stock wheels!!

 

what are the offsets and what did that translate into inches for the lip on front and back. I am planning on getting the same wheels in silver with g-force tires.

 

Nice! Did they scratch your wheels at all?

 

Congrats! I just put my Volks on last week I couldn't have been happier!

 

One word to enhance the beauty of your setup...

L O W E R!!!!

 

*sorry...repost*

 

I doubt it. Discount Tire does great work. I wish my nearest one wasn't 3 hours away.

 

Nice rims

Your rims look a little too tucked in...

What offset did you go with?

 

I believe it was +22 and +24. I might be wrong.

 

All I can say is : PIMP PIMP... HOooRAY!!! PIMP PIMP in deed.

translation- DAMn thats sexy! lol

 

looks damn good. gold on white is such a nice combination

 

Looks good man

 

Thank you all so much guys! Makin me feel like a million bucks lol.

 

Man! they look awesome!! Did you have any problem with the VDC or traction control lights come on? and how you like those tires so far? I'm thinking about getting those tires later on!! You just can't beat the price on those! Too bad they don't make any 275/35/19! You need to post some more pictures with different angle on it!! Great job!!!

 

edit: Nevermind, it looks like this guy is from AZ and didn't goto the one I went to in El Monte, CA.

You're obviously not familiar with this particular Discount Tire. Also known as Wheel options. The guys here are complete monkeys and don't know how to do anything right. I got my original GT-7's here and installed. Great price, yea. But they like to use air-wrenches and mishandleing. First they scratched the crap out of my stock wheels, then when they put on the new ones, they used an air wrench set to a torque level of about 150+ lbs. I realized this when I went to take the wheels off to do some brake work. Next to impossible and almost broke the breaker bar I had. In doing so I scratched up one of the wheels as well as the nice ray's forged lugnuts.

Since then a friend has gone there and gotten work done, and they screwed up his wheels also.

Lesson learned.

 

Which store is that? What X-roads?

 

Don't recall exactly... It's in El Monte, CA. Their website is www.wheeloptions.com

Great place if you just want to buy wheels/tires. Having them mount them is another issue.