Canadians, where do you buy your rims from?

[Clearly Canadian]

Canadians, where do you buy your rims from? Thinking of switching out the Kia rims but sticking with the staggered setup. However, seems like most places don’t sell the same rims for both sizes we would need for the Stinger? (19”) Even tirerack.com doesn’t have a matching set!

I am already aware of the Fastwheels FC-04 but looking for something different.

 

[Origins]

Canadians, where do you buy your rims from? Thinking of switching out the Kia rims but sticking with the staggered setup. However, seems like most places don’t sell the same rims for both sizes we would need for the Stinger? (19”) Even tirerack.com doesn’t have a matching set!

I am already aware of the Fastwheels FC-04 but looking for something different.

I usually get my aftermarket wheels online, as most shops don't sell a staggered set up as you mentioned. Some great wheels around the forums can be purchased at: vertini wheels, 305 forged wheels, and ark performance to name a few. There are select shops around town that can help order them in but there is always a mark up if they are not an authorized dealer. Best way to order online is to get in touch with the company and have an associate assist with the size, offset, centerbore...etc to ensure it fits your car, I wouldn't do the old 'add to cart' option unless you know exactly what you are looking for. Check out Aftermarket Wheels for some inspiration and advice from other forum members as well. Cheers and good luck!

 

[Sybaritic]

Check out Tires23 in Mississauga, I like those guys there.

 

[YOWStinger]

I'm highly considering ordering from GetYourWheels.com, $100 flat rate shipping, good prices and selecting 20" staggered rims and matching tires is dead simple.

 

[GTA Jay]

Carmen at Premier Tire in Vaughan is probably the best guy in the GTA to deal with when it comes to rims/tires.

 

[I Stung U]

in Toronto, Simply Tire is good guys and good prices with many many options. They're good to communicate and reply to you, by email and ask questions, etc.. Ask for Firaz, and tell them Stavros recommended you.
Personally, I may be switching out my stock rims too, for 18's for more comfort ride.. but I want to keep staggered as well, but I'll go with 235/45/18 in front, and 245/45/18 in the back. both with 18x8 rims.. rear rims don't have to be 8.5" wide.

SimplyTire Inc. - Your cars destination for Wheels and Tires

 

[SKStinger]

Try Buy discount tires and low price wheels online - PMCtire Canada

They have a decent selection and you can buy online with free shipping. They sell the entire Niche wheels product line.