Where to find Rota Wheels?

[EssArrTee4]

It has probably been answered in the past, i have looked at subydude.com wheeldude.com and a few others. It doesnt look like they offer a 5x100 wheel with the correct offset. According to the wheel guide stickied in this section for wheels 7-7.5 I should be looking for between 35-45 offset. On both of those websites it looks like everything they offer in 5x100 has a 48mm offset correct? where is everyone buying rota wheels that fit our cars. I havnt decided which rota wheel I want yet but would atleast like a website to know what they offer that fit our vehicles. My vehicle is lowered with eibach springs so not sure what will fit. ANY info is appreciated.

[fourkiller]

I FOUND A SET BUT I CANT REMEMBER WHAT WEBSITE IT TOOK SOME INTENSE SURFING TO FINALLY FIND IT. THE WHEELS I WANTED WERE THE ROTA P45R BLACK WITH RED LIP. THOSE WERE THE WHEELS I WERE GOING TO GET UNTIL I FOUND THAT WEBSITE AND SAW THAT THEY WERE ALMOST 900.00 each. 2 much 4 me

[JmalB]

Slipstream

[EssArrTee4]

wow that website is perfect.. now they offer 35 or 45 what would be better, anyone know? my car is lowered and i would like to run 225/45/17s..

[njshift]

35mm offset is your safest bet. Just make sure you get the correct 57.1mm hub bore.
Try calling subydude/wheeldude and see what the have in stock for the srt-4, this will help cut down on your wait time for the Rotas.

[TrackJunky]

I agree with njshift.. Call the subydude/wheeldude guys and ask them.. They have correct offset wheels in stock. Thats where i bought mine. As far as hub bore, all rotas have a 73mm bore. So youll have to get hubcentric rings, which are about 10 bucks from any tire store. I got my gunmetal boosts 17x8 +35 offset the next day after calling them. All though i was able to drive and get them. They still had em in stock. And they are right down the street from the largest rota wheel importer in the country.

[njshift]

Quote: Originally Posted by TrackJunky

I agree with njshift.. Call the subydude/wheeldude guys and ask them.. They have correct offset wheels in stock. Thats where i bought mine. As far as hub bore, all rotas have a 73mm bore. So youll have to get hubcentric rings, which are about 10 bucks from any tire store. I got my gunmetal boosts 17x8 +35 offset the next day after calling them. All though i was able to drive and get them. They still had em in stock. And they are right down the street from the largest rota wheel importer in the country.

Subydude does get wheels with the correct hub bore for certain applications. The Torques that I purchased came with the 57.1 hub bore specific to our cars, no hubcentric wheels required. I was told that this particular order of Torques was intended for the SRT-4 community. A couple of my wrx/sti friends have Rota wheels that came with subaru specific hub bores as well.
You are correct for the most part since most of these wheels do come with a 73mm hub bore. Just be careful you don't get a subaru specific hub bore otherwise you'll be making a trip to the machine shop. If you call subydude/wheeldude you'll be taken care of without any mishaps. That's my recommendation.