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Finding 7 inch rims

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Hello,

I have a Mazda 3 with the OEM wheels 205/60 R16. I want to change it to the bigger OEM spec  215/45 R18x7. 

I have been to two dedicated rim shops and both told me that R18x7 doesn't exist in the rim after market, just R18x8 or R17x7.5 and I would need 225/45 for those rims.

 

I want to stick to the OEM specs, can anybody point me to a shop (Bangkok & Pattaya area) or manufacture which provides R18x7 ?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

1 minute ago, CanNot said:

I want to stick to the OEM specs, 

Why 18 - 8 will be ok and long as it clears bodywork.

Which tyres are the easiest to get????

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9 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Why 18 - 8 will be ok and long as it clears bodywork.

215 on 8 inch looks very stretched and imho doesn't look very nice, 225 is overkill for my small Mazda 555

Lots of online wheel/rim calculators on line. One said for 215/45. Minimum 7" maximum 8" so 7.5 sounds like a go.????

24 minutes ago, CanNot said:

215 on 8 inch looks very stretched and imho doesn't look very nice, 225 is overkill for my small Mazda 555

Look OK on my Yaris 1.5.

F1 tyres one directional.

18 minutes ago, CanNot said:

That's 215/? on 8"? 

F1 FIRESTONE 225/55 R18 V TYRES.

On 8/17/2023 at 2:57 PM, CanNot said:

Hello,

I have a Mazda 3 with the OEM wheels 205/60 R16. I want to change it to the bigger OEM spec  215/45 R18x7. 

I have been to two dedicated rim shops and both told me that R18x7 doesn't exist in the rim after market, just R18x8 or R17x7.5 and I would need 225/45 for those rims.

 

I want to stick to the OEM specs, can anybody point me to a shop (Bangkok & Pattaya area) or manufacture which provides R18x7 ?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Definitely you can get 17x8 rims. Try some other shops. These are from www.tivanon.comimage.png.c04e622a16ffd20fcf6dc92ba5931bc5.png

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Lenso have a couple of 17x7 options with the Mazda 3 bolt pattern.  OP would need to confirm the offset is close to OEM.  

https://www.lensowheel.co.th/product/detail/DRAKEN

https://www.lensowheel.co.th/product/detail/d-1rs

 

ENKEI have several models in this size including PF01 https://www.ubuy.co.th/en/product/U0K8C8-enkei-17x7-edr9-matte-black-wheels-rims-5x100-114-3-441-770-0245bk

 

 

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