[focusonthefocus]

They were on sale!!! 189... booooO!!!! No more in stock. You can check to see if they're available in your area though. Click on the link that says "Not Available"... hope someone's lucky enough to pick up a pair

http://www.tirerack.com/upgrade_gar...utoModel=Focus+SVT&autoYear=2002&autoModClar=

 

[eazyrider_tim]

189, for one tire! Are you crazy! I get them brand new Goodyears, Michelin, what ever for 60 brand new locally. Dang man.

 

[gump1114]

189, for one tire! Are you crazy! I get them brand new Goodyears, Michelin, what ever for 60 brand new locally. Dang man.

lol um, those are wheels not tires.

 

[pio]

huh?
thouse are 18" wheels...

 

[LoweredExpectations]

Those are still kinda much even for wheels. My 18's were only $150 each.

 

[Templar]

Those are still kinda much even for wheels. My 18's were only $150 each.

yeah but yours are not OZ. i am sure you wheels are great but you gotta pay for the name with oz.

 

[Toolman00]

The OZ records are lighter weight and have a nice 5-spoke design to them. I'm willing to bet the OZ's are stronger (possibly lighter in weight) than a bargain priced 18" wheel.

Sorry to rip on cheaper wheels, but you gotta give up something whether it's strength, quality, weight or a combination of the 3. Plus, how many people on this site have OZ Records? I know not many! It's nice to be different!

The only thing that I don't like are that they are 18" wheels, so I decided to get some 17" OZ Superleggeras for under $600 shipped (brand new).

 

[Templar]

well said, and good choice toolman!