P5 OEM Wheels
P5 OEM Wheels
Hey P5 owners, as you can see, I own a 626, but cannot find a decent forum for my car.
Anyways, I was wondering how I would get ahold of some aftermarket P5 Wheels. I know about tirerack.com and the performance wheels they sell there, but I dont want those. I would like to stick with the Mazda logo and the P5 alloys/chromes look really nice, and would look good on my 2001 626.
Also, what size do they come in? I am hoping either 16 or 17's.
Thanks in advance.
Anyways, I was wondering how I would get ahold of some aftermarket P5 Wheels. I know about tirerack.com and the performance wheels they sell there, but I dont want those. I would like to stick with the Mazda logo and the P5 alloys/chromes look really nice, and would look good on my 2001 626.
Also, what size do they come in? I am hoping either 16 or 17's.
Thanks in advance.
MP3 Racing Hart rims would look good, but they're VERY expensive from a dealer. I saw a set on eBay that I wish I could have afforded at the time. I'm assuming you have the 5-lug x 4.5/114.3 bolt pattern?
Keep your eyes open in the Parts for Sale/Wanted section. The Mazdaspeed's Racing Harts might also look ok, but probably not as good as the MP3 ones.
Edit: Both of these are 17x7 if I'm not mistaken.
Keep your eyes open in the Parts for Sale/Wanted section. The Mazdaspeed's Racing Harts might also look ok, but probably not as good as the MP3 ones.
Edit: Both of these are 17x7 if I'm not mistaken.
http://www.mazdastuff.com/product.cfm?ProductID=980
edit: here's a P5 with the MP3 wheels http://www.protegeclub.com/forum/sho...threadid=21124
edit: here's a P5 with the MP3 wheels http://www.protegeclub.com/forum/sho...threadid=21124
Last edited by nate0123; Mar 12, 2003 at 12:41 PM.
damn nate, your quick. thanks alot bro.
I have been diggin in the wanted forum and found a few people selling their stock rims. I emailed them to see whats up. thanks again.
any recommendations as far as tires for those?
I have been diggin in the wanted forum and found a few people selling their stock rims. I emailed them to see whats up. thanks again.
any recommendations as far as tires for those?
Originally posted by 626Owner
any recommendations as far as tires for those?
any recommendations as far as tires for those?
Originally posted by 626Owner
I wish I could find an aftermarket site with some stock mazda wheels, for more than just 1 model. Have any in mind?
I wish I could find an aftermarket site with some stock mazda wheels, for more than just 1 model. Have any in mind?
http://www.mazda-automotive.com/wheels_rims/
Originally posted by 626Owner
I wish I could find an aftermarket site with some stock mazda wheels, for more than just 1 model. Have any in mind?
I wish I could find an aftermarket site with some stock mazda wheels, for more than just 1 model. Have any in mind?

BTW I believe that the 98+ Millenia S came with 17x7 wheels that will also fit a 626. I know that 16x7's from a Ford Probe will fit, and the yards around here have all sorts of Probe parts. BTW speaking of Probes, have you tried the Probe/MX-6 forums? Your 626 is almost identical to a 93-97 Probe or MX-6 under the skin.
heh thats funny cuz I used to have a 95 probe se. I was a pretty avid member over there back then, till I got rid of it.
I just keep seeing the P5's around, and like the style of the wheels that come stock on it. I am growing tired of my friggin hubcaps.
I live in LA and the junkyards charge an arm and a leg, might as well take the extra time to find an aftermarket place or from someone else.
I just keep seeing the P5's around, and like the style of the wheels that come stock on it. I am growing tired of my friggin hubcaps.
I live in LA and the junkyards charge an arm and a leg, might as well take the extra time to find an aftermarket place or from someone else.
Originally posted by cjb200
The prices don't look too great, but this place has a lot of Mazda OEM wheels.
http://www.mazda-automotive.com/wheels_rims/
The prices don't look too great, but this place has a lot of Mazda OEM wheels.
http://www.mazda-automotive.com/wheels_rims/
thanks for taking the time to look it up though.



