OEM Scion 7 Spoke wheels on my Yaris. NICE

[auxmike]

Wolfy,
I meant to say they fit snug on the hub and don't wobbel around. Some aftermarket rims require centering rings that sit inside the center hole of the rims properly. These are a perfect, secure fit. No rubbing at all to report after a year. I'm running stock sized tires too.The finish looks great still and I only clean them with soap and water, no chemicals.Don't be spooked by the 6 inch width, it's trivial and these are designed by Toyota for a proper, safe fitment to the car.

[Viperoni]

Originally Posted by auxmike

Wolfy,
I meant to say they fit snug on the hub and don't wobbel around. Some aftermarket rims require centering rings that sit inside the center hole of the rims properly. These are a perfect, secure fit. No rubbing at all to report after a year. I'm running stock sized tires too.The finish looks great still and I only clean them with soap and water, no chemicals.Don't be spooked by the 6 inch width, it's trivial and these are designed by Toyota for a proper, safe fitment to the car.

6" pinches a 205/50 or 205/55 tire, it's much happier on a 6.5" rim.
They do look good on the car though... too bad they don't come in a 16x6.5!

[kimona]

Originally Posted by Viperoni

6" pinches a 205/50 or 205/55 tire, it's much happier on a 6.5" rim.
They do look good on the car though... too bad they don't come in a 16x6.5!

205mm tyres can fit quite "happily" on 5.5-7.5" rims.

[jpmck03]

Originally Posted by auxmike

Wolfy,
I meant to say they fit snug on the hub and don't wobbel around. Some aftermarket rims require centering rings that sit inside the center hole of the rims properly. These are a perfect, secure fit. No rubbing at all to report after a year. I'm running stock sized tires too.The finish looks great still and I only clean them with soap and water, no chemicals.Don't be spooked by the 6 inch width, it's trivial and these are designed by Toyota for a proper, safe fitment to the car.

Oh, they are definitely snug. Particularly when they were stuck to the hub...

Not that that's the wheels' fault. Chalk it up to lovely northeastern weather. Some grease will be applied next spring when I put them back on...

But like auxmike said, they're great!