2015 wheels on a '06

[tanman_2006]

Who makes the best adapters for doing this and maybe widening the rear track width?

Would I want to use steel or aluminum for the adapters? It will be used for towing heavy.

I am looking at 4 2015 20" wheels 9k miles on cooper AT3's on them for $ 1000.

 

[C20ELEPHANT]

I looked at the same thing for my 2006 til I priced 20" tires, now I'm leaning towards 18" wheels. Adapters, my preference would be steel some run aluminum with no problems yet...

 

[Mad Maxx]

This guy makes the best, hands down, but IIRC, he doesn't convert Lug Patterns: http://www.wheeladapter.com/

 

[C20ELEPHANT]

Freds (wheeladapter.com) are OK, Motorsport-tech has the same quality a little less in cost, had a set of Fred's and sent them back...

 

[THEFERMANATOR]

This guy makes the best, hands down, but IIRC, he doesn't convert Lug Patterns: http://www.wheeladapter.com/

He won't convert the number of lugs, but he will convert the pattern. So going from 8X6.5 to 8X180MM is doable with him.

 

[tanman_2006]

I'm already running 20's and had pretty good luck with how many miles I get on the tires for what I do. Not that I don't think 16,17, or 18 would have an issue but I really like the new 20's

 

[SnowDrift]

Steel only.