Where the $#%^ Does One Buy Wheels Online?!

BlackWorksInc

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So its been a few years since I trolled the online wheel & tire websites. I'm looking to try and find a set of wheels I like and get an idea of how much money I need to set aside; so like any member I try to find some websites where I can purchase them.

This is where my frustration begins... EVERY website asks me for my vehicle, which at first is nice, until I try to narrow down what I am looking for...

Yes, it IS a 2004 Toyota 4Runner... now let me filter 17x9" rims with MY offset, my finish, my bolt pattern, ect :mad:

I remember last time I played on TireRack.com that I could filter all those parameters out, now I can't do much of anything at all on their website, it just asks me for is my vehicle, yes its a 2004 Toyota 4Runner! EVERY damn wheel website seems to be set-up the same, which is a frustrating because I don't want to shop through 300+ wheels that don't really fit ANY of the parameters I want! What in hell is going on here? Did these websites take a HUGE step backwards in their search engines? Are their bins now labeled 2004 Toyota 4Runner instead of 17x9" wheels?

I can't find ONE damn website that doesn't try and force me to look at a wheel they have "pre-determined" to fit on a STOCK 4Runner, the entire damn reason I want new wheels is because the stock ones are inadequate!

Also who the ^&$@ names their website WheelWorks and Doesn't offer WHEELS on your website!? I mean for &*$#'s sake its in your goddamn name!?

Sorry... a little bit of late night internet surfing combined with silent raging frustration...
 
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Summit has the best search parameters, and a huge selection of wheels. I vote raceline, KMC enduros, or the new SCS wheels.
 
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