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I don't have 13s -- I just say no to 13s. I have 14' advan Neos on one. And 12' A008Rs on the other. If I was going to buy new wheels I would go with gunmetal 5-spoke stars in 17' size (kinda like rotas but with thicker spokes. Maybe Work Meister?). If I had a larger car like a 510 or B310 I'd be looking at 18s.
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And if you think 18s are too small for a 1200, then put them on a smaller car like the 1000.
ZigZag: Nankang Ultra Sport 215/35R18 on 18x6 pajero alloys, fit awesome [except] 6 stud
18s
QKCOOP coupe
QKCOOP has this award-winning Coupe with 18s
ROH Modena rims. 18x7 on the front with 215/35R18 tires and 18x10 on the rear with 265/35R18 tires
19s
20s
17s
Not one for the big rim look? Try some small 17s.
215x45x17
17s on the back 15s on the front
Simmons 17x6 front, 17x8 rear
16s
On a budget, 16s will save some dough.
205/40R16 Advanti 16x7 +40 offset with no spacers ute rear
