where can I find some 19" rims

Does anybody know of a website where I can get a set of 5 spoke 19" alluminum rims for my fiero, hopefully under $1200-1500?

I'm not sure you'd be able to get 19's to fit ... usually they are pretty wide
here's a site I found http://www.1010tires.com/19_inch_rims.asp

This site doesn't have any for fieros. The oldest date vehicle you can select is 1990.

I don't think you're going to find any that have fiero where you can buy 19" rims. Highest businesses usually go for cars is 18" because people usually have a lot of issues once they go past that, people will usually complain about the tire rubbing against the wheel well so much and/or rubbing against the spring. If your just getting 19" rims for show, use the site I gave you and just find one with the same bolt pattern and offset as the fiero, you will more than likely have to buy spacers for them as well. Spacers are meant to be used just for show, there are some that advertise that you can drive with them on, but I really wouldn't recommend it. Sorry I can't be more help. BTW I think the Motegi FF7 would look really nice on a Fiero in 19's

I do like thoose 7 spokes. They would look really nice with the alluminum spoiler and chrome gascap I'm getting. Thanks for your help

Jordan just got rims from Zekes Custom Auto in MA.
He got 17" though not 19" but they had tons of rims and tires there up to 21" at the best prices I have seen.
If interested call and talk to Mike at 508-252-4312

Steve

i have a set of 19" quantum s-13's on my 86gt they do not rub at all try this site http://www.qtalloys.com/html/index.asp

got any pics rik?
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hope this works. dont know how to post a pic http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=12986&password=&sort=1&cat=500&page=1

Keep in mind that not just any 19" 5x100 rim will fit on a Fiero, but there are quite a few Fiero owners out there who have successfully put 19" and yes even 20" rims on their rides.
One of my friends who I actually purchased my Indy Fiero from put 20" rims on his '88 Formula T-Top.
You just have to do a little homework before deciding which ones to buy.

they look nice rikk, they make the car higher =P doesnt look so low to the ground now... they match nicely though. Here's a link to a pic of my Kia http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/339384 I had, had 17x7's on it, got em for $108 a piece(and retail off of Arospeed website is $2,255:eek7:) Loved em for about a month until I totalled my car :banghead:

Best thing to do is just find some 19's you like, and contact the retailer and see if they know whether or not it fits, usually they will know. Just do some searches for 19" Rims and start contacting the retailers.

well I like the look of thoose 19"s it does make it a little too high, maybe some coilovers to lower it 2 or 3 inches with them, I might have to notch the wells out a lil. Thanks for all your help I found some nice rims, with the proper offset (close enough) and bolt pattern.