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Old 09-07-2016, 11:42 AM
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Suggestions For Winter Wheels - '12 SH-AWD

I am looking to purchase winter wheels for my car. Currently my '12 has the 19" Elite/Advance OEM wheels on it. I'd like to keep it an OEM Honda/Acura wheel if possible and see if I can find a decent deal through Craigslist/Kijiji/etc. and try and keep things on the cheaper side.

I love the MDX Advance wheels, but there doesn't seem to be decent deals anywhere that I can find them:
https://acurazine.com/forums/4g-tl-t...0-tire-880187/

Any other suggestions? I'd like to keep it on the lower cost range of things, I don't care too much if they aren't the most beautiful wheels, as this is for winter only.

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I mean, I've got my OEM 18" Tech wheels that I don't need, but this is turning into a WTB thread and will likely be closed/moved to the Black Market section.
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I apologize, I didn't intend for this to be a WTB thread, just looking for suggestions for OEM wheels I haven't thought of yet that would be suitable for winter wheels.
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You have so many options. I would get some 3rd party alloys or some used 17's OEM from kijiji. I have the steel rins that Acura uses (same as the Ridgeline steel rims) and they are HEAVY. Not that I want light rims in the winter but when my tread starts going on them, I may opt to get some nicer rims for the winter. After about 4 winters, the steel rims are starting to look a little rusty.
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OP just wants us to hold his hand.

like, there are so many used wheels out there, factory or not..
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Originally Posted by justnspace
OP just wants us to hold his hand.

like, there are so many used wheels out there, factory or not..
Hold my hand, please

I just wanted to know if there's any OEM wheel that I haven't thought of that would be good, fitment wise, for my TL, that's all!

I've seen lots of the Acura/Honda steel rims on Kijiji/CL but most are starting to look a little rough, so I was trying to avoid those.
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^the 4th gen TL changed its bolt pattern to be more of the Euro kind...
so, any of the past Acura's wont fit..(as they have the conventional japenese bolt pattern
this can be found on the 4G TL wiki page. also, if you google and look hard enough you will find the wheel specs + bolt pattern + hub size.

you're probably looking for another set of 4G wheels.
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I know the 4G is 5x120 and most others are 5x114.3. Just wanted to see if there were any OEM wheels I hadn't thought of or come across in my searches, but I guess not!

Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Mickman
I know the 4G is 5x120 and most others are 5x114.3. Just wanted to see if there were any OEM wheels I hadn't thought of or come across in my searches, but I guess not!

Thanks!
butt butt, you just answered your very own question.

IF YOU knew the bolt pattern, that's ALL you have to look for.
as any 5x120 will bolt right up! and there are only a very few Acura wheels in that bolt pattern...
c'mon guy!
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Originally Posted by justnspace
butt butt, you just answered your very own question.

IF YOU knew the bolt pattern, that's ALL you have to look for.
as any 5x120 will bolt right up! and there are only a very few Acura wheels in that bolt pattern...
c'mon guy!
Except of course you choose something with a poor offset.
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I bought a set of OEM 4G TL 17" FWD takeoffs with TPMS already in them off Ebay and had winter tires mounted on them. Cost around $1,100 all in.
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Originally Posted by Mickman
I am looking to purchase winter wheels for my car. Currently my '12 has the 19" Elite/Advance OEM wheels on it. I'd like to keep it an OEM Honda/Acura wheel if possible and see if I can find a decent deal through Craigslist/Kijiji/etc. and try and keep things on the cheaper side.

I love the MDX Advance wheels, but there doesn't seem to be decent deals anywhere that I can find them:
https://acurazine.com/forums/4g-tl-t...0-tire-880187/

Any other suggestions? I'd like to keep it on the lower cost range of things, I don't care too much if they aren't the most beautiful wheels, as this is for winter only.

Thanks,
Mike
Look for 17" wheels from an 2007+ MDX,2009+ TL or 2005+ RL. All of these acuras use the 5x120 bolt pattern and should clear the brakes without an issue. You can find sets on craigslist for under $400 if you look hard enough.
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Originally Posted by justnspace
butt butt, you just answered your very own question.

IF YOU knew the bolt pattern, that's ALL you have to look for.
as any 5x120 will bolt right up! and there are only a very few Acura wheels in that bolt pattern...
c'mon guy!
Not just any 5x120 will work...lots to consider here: center bore, width, offset.
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Originally Posted by wreak
Not just any 5x120 will work...lots to consider here: center bore, width, offset.
Wreak, he's looking for STOCK Acura wheels
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Just got these for my winter setup, 18x10.5 all around haha, like around 500usd shipped
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I would like to find a set of these.


I also like these
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Top wheels are the accessory wheels for the 09-11 TL, and the lower set look to be replica M6 wheels.


Wheelsandcaps.com sells excellent reps of BMW wheels and other brands, have used them for my 760 along with folks on bimmerfest without any issues. Rep wheels from them are harder to bend (21's) then the factory ones!
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Originally Posted by csmeance
Top wheels are the accessory wheels for the 09-11 TL, and the lower set look to be replica M6 wheels.


Wheelsandcaps.com sells excellent reps of BMW wheels and other brands, have used them for my 760 along with folks on bimmerfest without any issues. Rep wheels from them are harder to bend (21's) then the factory ones!
Yes you are right about the top
http://www.wheelmax.com/wheel/7341/a...lver/?finish=2
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I'd be careful with the wheels you linked as they don't look to be stamped from any regulatory agency such as JWL, ECE, DOT, etc. Plus those spokes are mighty skinny for holding up the weight of the mdx.
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I have Koenig Controls that I used last winter. They worked well and looked decent. They're cheap wheels, but why would I shell out for decent wheels that get beat to shit during the winter? I'd say just get a cheaper set of aftermarkets to get through winter.
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I'd be careful with the wheels you linked as they don't look to be stamped from any regulatory agency such as JWL, ECE, DOT, etc. Plus those spokes are mighty skinny for holding up the weight of the mdx.
I drive a 12 TL.Thanks
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Originally Posted by giraffe

I have Koenig Controls that I used last winter. They worked well and looked decent. They're cheap wheels, but why would I shell out for decent wheels that get beat to shit during the winter? I'd say just get a cheaper set of aftermarkets to get through winter.

but you want to insure safety! If the wheel cracks or shatters during driving, it can cost a few people their lives. Certainly not worth it over a few dollars.
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Originally Posted by Lee C
I drive a 12 TL.Thanks
pretty much any euro 5x120 rim will fit. You may need hub adapters to ensure you have no vibrations ($15 plastic rings).
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