We can always powdercoat or paint the wheels for you. Don't forget about that option. You're looking at around $300-$350.00 for either of the two.

They are available and I'm pricing right now.

Thanks, Rishie

 

ouch, thats gonna leave a dent in the pocket book..... i still like them though,ill have to see what my pay check looks like soon.

also how much would a set of 4 of these, mounted with the toyo ts1 tires (215/40/17)

if i cant afford these wheels, ive got my eyes on a set of Moda R3s, 17x7 of course

 

those Prodrive P7's look pretty tight on tire rack. Will those fit? cant find the listed fitment.

 

What I can do is give you the dimensions and weight for the package. I'll need the Canadian, Shawn, to do some research as to what would be the method I use for shipping. For that much weight FEDEX told me that customs will come into play and will not be a good idea, cost wise.

I'll give you the club price on the wheels but you'll need to figure out the shipping costs and see if it's worthwhile.

Mr. Nebraska will not be a problem I'll be PMing you now.

thanks, Rishie

PRODRIVE are subaru exclusive. I can get the rota tarmac which is a knockoff of the P1 I believe. This will be a great fitment.

 

So what would the dimensions and weight be? Do you ship each wheel individualy or in separate boxes? I've been playing with USPS, FedEx and UPS. I guessed each wheel in a box to weight 45lbs and be 26x26x9 in dimensions. UPS wants ~$40 each for insured. FedEx wants $33.37 each, don't know if it is insured. UPS wants $32.87 each insured. I guessed insurance per wheel/tire at $500. That comes to about $135 total in the last two. USPS is a bit pricey at $160.
I haven't calculated duty or brokerage fee to go across the border, probably about 15% when all is said and done(that is a friendly guess). So ordering it from RIshie is not very feasible for Canadians.

In comparison. http://www.1010tires.com is based out of Vancouver but has less selection. They charge $50 CDN($32 USD) to ship 185lbs of wheels and tires to my city. And there is not duty or taxes.

I think us Canadians will have to buy in country when dealing with such big ticket items as wheels and tires. Sorry Rishie Hopefully you can still help us find and decide on a wheel/tire that works and fits well.

 

ARD, I have a quick question.
With some research I found that OZ makes the superleggera with the following dimensions:

17x7, 5x114.3, ET45 and 18x8, 5x114.3, ET45

I know that the 17x7 will fit with +45 offset but will the 18x8 fit a protege5? According to this post:
Another post about fitting a P5 I'm guessing 8" is too wide since you don't mention it.
Is there a 18" superleggera with 5x114.3 and 7 inch width?

 

There sure is, and it's an 18,7 +45 so that will fit beautifully with the 215/35.

Rishie

I'll get you the dimensions with tires mounted and without tommorrow.