Just seen these. Can anyone add anything in terms of history in terms of when they were current or what cars you’ve seen them on in the past?

Nearly finished, having 5 of these made in 20” for my Mercedes EQS 450 4matic sedan. Will be under $500 a wheel probably. Including shipping from china. The center cap (logo) will come out, I’ll have to paint the body paint color as the wheel manufacturer can’t paint. I’ll cross that bridge when I get there. (They will probably look cool just polished) I’ve really enjoyed the process and feel like these might help my EQS look more like a Benz!

ChatGPT couldn’t help me so i decided to ask the enthusiasts. Sorry for bad quality. It’s old screenshot i took for inspiration.

I was looking at getting new wheels but don’t have a ton of money to spend on em. My wheels are 16x7 5x114.3 bore: 70.5

After scrolling through fb marketplace for 3 weeks I figure “whatever, I’ll just get some full coverage wheel covers” but when I try and search ones that will fit my stupid alloy wheels none of them say they will. Any recommendations on how to get dirty cheap wheels or how to make wheel covers fit my existing ones?

Gonna be running some stock 19x9 with a +30 offset I believe it is , what mm spacer should I run for a good fitment ? (Awd q50) will be also running 245/40r19 all around

How well would 20 inch 5th gen Camaro wheels fit on my 2014 caprice and what other options would I have if I’m going for an oem+ look

I'm in a bit of a bind, I would LOVE to put Nomads on my truck, but I have a 2017 Ram 1500 Laramie and require a 17 inch wheel at minimum. Nomads aren't offered in a 17 inch option.

So I come here seeking wisdom. Would any of you wise people happen to know of a similarly old school wheel in a 17x9 5x5.5 lug configuration and has a -12 offset?

As for price, I'd like to stay under $250 per wheel if possible. Material doesn't really matter, I'm fine with steel or an alloy as long as the look good.

My only stipulation is no black, my truck is white and covered in chrome trim so black wheels would look weird. Which is all I've really been finding during my research the last couple days, hence why I came here to ask.

Also if it would make a difference, I'm going to be putting a set of mild on road all terrain 33's on them since the stock 275/60/20s are equivalent to a 33" tire. (recommendations for the tires, especially severe snow rated, would also be appreciated!)

Thanks in advance!

I bought a winter set of wheels at Costco, and one arrived with noticeable damage as shown in the picture. Would that amount of bending be an issue? These will be used on a new set of Michelin winter tires and a '26 Forester. Or should it be returned?