Miata Mailing List: February 1998, Message #63
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From: 	Lee Gibson <elg@texas.net>

Subject: Re: Looking for 15" wheels

Date: 	Sun, 1 Feb 1998 14:19:28 +0000



I'm shopping for a new set of rims myself.  Two good sites to check out:

http://www.tirerack.com

http://www.discounttire.com

I know that MRoadster (http://www.mroadster.com) has a line on the Tire

Rack products, and they say that they can usually beat the list price.

I've bought several sets of tires (never wheels though) from Discount Tire,

and I've always been extremely pleased with their service.  If you have one

of their shops close to you, it would definitely be worth your while to

check into them.  When I buy my new wheels, I'm going to stray from them

reluctantly.  Both sites have Shockwave programs that let you preview

different rims on your Miata.  Check them out!





At 2:05 PM +0000 2/1/98, Alan Dahl wrote:

>I'm looking for a set of used 15" wheels for my Miata. Prefer the 15x6"

>factory M edition wheels but would consider others up to 15x7" if the price

>is right.

>

>I would also listen to suggestions for attractive new replacement wheels in

>15x6 and 15x7 that wouldn't break the bank.

>

>Thanks!

>

>- Alan Dahl

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