Can anyone recommend an online rims/tires dealer with classic Olds knowledge?
June 27th, 2012, 04:31 AM
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Can anyone recommend an online rims/tires dealer with classic Olds knowledge?
Hi guys!
Soon I've saved up the funds for investing in a set of new wheels for my '72 Cutlass Supreme.
I'm looking for that "modern retro" look, meaning some 5-spoke retro design, preferably chrome or polished aluminium, with a modern diameter like 17" front and 18" rear.
Also, I'd like the car to look more agressive, so I'll like the rear wheels a bit bigger, without losing too much comfort.
Can anyone recommend a good dealer ONLINE, or that at least car do emails, and knows exactly what will fit a stock '72?
I live in Norway, and I haven't been able to find a dealer with knowledge around what fits my car... And trial and error isn't exactly an option.
Thanks!!
Soon I've saved up the funds for investing in a set of new wheels for my '72 Cutlass Supreme.
I'm looking for that "modern retro" look, meaning some 5-spoke retro design, preferably chrome or polished aluminium, with a modern diameter like 17" front and 18" rear.
Also, I'd like the car to look more agressive, so I'll like the rear wheels a bit bigger, without losing too much comfort.
Can anyone recommend a good dealer ONLINE, or that at least car do emails, and knows exactly what will fit a stock '72?
I live in Norway, and I haven't been able to find a dealer with knowledge around what fits my car... And trial and error isn't exactly an option.
Thanks!!
June 27th, 2012, 06:51 AM
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Check out Blue Oval Ranch, they sell Olds wheels in larger sizes:
http://www.blueovalranch.com/content..._rallye_wheels
http://www.blueovalranch.com/content..._rallye_wheels
June 28th, 2012, 07:04 AM
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Check this out. it might help.
http://www.wheelsanything.com/
http://www.wheelsanything.com/
June 28th, 2012, 07:42 AM
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You might try tirerack.com. I haven't tried them on an older car (will my 94 Corvette is getting old) but they have lots of wheels and tires. Should be worth a couple clicks on the mouse and keyboard strokes.
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