2015 86 Staggered BBS wheel option JDM
 

Hmm these are now an option on the 2015 JDM 86 and for aftermarket purchase in Japan. BBS Staggered. Listed in Yen converts to about 4k USD.

Size 18 × 7J (front), 18 × 7.5J (rear)

215/40R18 tires (front)

(rear) is required two 225/40R18 tires separately.

Toyota Japan site http://toyota.jp/service/option/dc/w...003&kind_cd=01

Ugly, narrow, and expensive...

dood....for $4k, you have so much more options. even other BBS wheels if you need to have BBS.

Staggered wheels make little sense on this car.

So freaking ugly.

Good job on the find dude, but like everyone said, for that money, I'm getting something else.

Whoever designed those needs to be banned from the industry.. just yikes!

$4k for some BBS wheels with Toyota center wheel caps? Sounds like a deal to me.

These are nice, if they were factory and not a $4k upgrade. Like everyone else has said, they are way better options for that money. You could get wheels, tires, and springs for that kind of money.

I like them but not 4k like them. That's just outta control.

for 4K you have allllot of wheel options in much nicer sizing, that look much nicer!

Any photos of this wheel mounted on the car? If yes, I can add this to the Wheel Directory.

Reminds me of snowflakes and xmas
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Here some photos from the "Tada Tuned" car, and these appear to be the same wheels, I can see no changes. Although the OP's picture is quite small so its hard to see if the BBS logo remains but same size and offset.

Didn't make sense when the 350z had a similarly barely staggered setup (rears only 10mm wider), makes even less sense here with more forward weight distribution and less power. Why not 225s all around on the same wheels? 215/225 on 7/7.5 is pointless and a bit odd...

Great... I will add these to the Wheel Directory on my next round of updates.

fugly

Probably very strong and light. At that width, you may want to consider going a different route.

I want these... but for cheaper

Can anyone find the offsets F/R for the Wheel Directory?

350Z were 225/45/18 and 245/40/18 (I owned one).


It was also much heavier and more powerful than the BRZ. Staggered setups from the factory are typically to help induce understeer to help with inexperienced drivers, or deal rear weight bias/lots of HP.