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07-05-2012, 04:51 AM
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Inexpensive spare wheel
I wish to buy a cheap spare wheel in 17x7.5+48. It is just a spare so I don't want/need to spend much on it but by the same token I don't want something that will shit itself if it hits a pothole. What would be the cheapest brand at Tirerack that is a known brand? I have not heard of any of the brands at the cheap end when sorting price cheap to expensive.
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07-05-2012, 05:36 AM
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I did something similar for my Celica. You could probably find a cheap 16" steelie for the wheel, then find a cheap tire to fit. Or check a local tire shop and see if they have a tire they can cut you a deal on.
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