I tried the search button AND posting in the wheel and tire section with no success. Does anyone here have these rims or have pictures of their boxes with something similar on it? Any info would be appreciated. I dont want moon disc pics either. Thanks (mods please dont move this to the wheel/tire section)

 

VW beetles and 50' pickups have those wheels!

Whatever floats your boat. If you like the look go for it, you may very well be the first to use that setup.

 

WORK Leadsleds



rest of the pics here:

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ighlight=fedex


JC

 

ledsleds are the hotness

 

omg

 

Thanks Pinoy, I must say, those wheels on that car look damn good. Much different look than......pretty much any other wheel out there. Im trying to decide on Lead Sleds or these on my new shadow mica box im getting this week.

 

Todd(singleshot) has some rims that are a little like that.

 

sweet! thats my car! hahaha yeah I love my wheels. I also do have a 50's truck with smoothies on it. I dig the old school look and wanted somehting different on my box

 

Thoes wheels seem kind of tempting. Where did you find them and what are they called?

 

Those a Work Leadsleds. I found another brand with a wheel that looks pretty good but im not sure if it would fit. Its a 15 x 7 with a bolt circle of 4-4 1/4, 4 1/2 with a 4 inch rear spacing. I know we have a 4x100 bolt pattern, is that the same as 4-4 1/4, 4 1/2? I feel dumb.

 

By the way, it says 4 lug, just not sure if there are different spacings for 4 lug.

 

Can't remember where I read the artical, but it was a guy in CA. He tricked out his xB to resemble an old woody surf wagon. Custom roof rack, chrome reverse rims and baby moons, ect: He could not find that type of rim anywhere. Had to have a set made from a friend who owned or worked at a wheel/rim manufacturer. Turned from aluminium blanks and chromed. He said it was costly but that's what he wanted/needed to fit the theme.

 

I think the "Woody" you're talking about was in the back of the 2006 Scion dealer brochure. I remember the guy in the article talking about how he had to strip and refinish the real wood every 6 months or so.