Roadster Wheels

[Vip]

My wife ended up wrecking our only gas car that she usually drives during the winter. All is good and she is fine. The gas car was 11 year old and not worth much thus only had liability insurance coverage so we did not get paid for any damages. The cost of repairs exceeds the worth of the car.
She usually drives the roadster during the the non-winter months. Well we had a decision to make either buy a cheap used gas car or get winter tires for the roadster. Given that I never want to buy another gas car again and not willing to spend the money on another Model S, as there is going to be financial changes in the near future so trying to limit my spending,we opted for the winter tires.
Basically trying to get hold of a spare set of wheels for the summer tires. Anyone have any or have any suggestions?
Thanks.

 

[thefortunes]

I bought a set of American Racing AR883 (off Amazon?) for winter wheels. Was about $500 for the set, IIRC.

No problems through 4+ winters.

 

[hsull8915]

I bought a set of American Racing AR883 (off Amazon?) for winter wheels. Was about $500 for the set, IIRC.

No problems through 4+ winters.

Just out of curiosity, and because I love pictures of Roadsters in general... Any pics of those AR883s on your car?

 

[Roadster]

Not those exact wheels, but here's a cool wheel picker. Sadly, no Radiant Red body color

 

[thefortunes]

Not those exact wheels, but here's a cool wheel picker. Sadly, no Radiant Red body color

Just out of curiosity, and because I love pictures of Roadsters in general... Any pics of those AR883s on your car?

Using the tool Roadster posted, they are very similar to the VF481.

 

[Indian Steve]

Not those exact wheels, but here's a cool wheel picker. Sadly, no Radiant Red body color

I don't know if it is just the standard but that pulled up 18's. I put my winter tires on my 16/17 standards and have a slight amount of rub, I assume 18's would be worse. I like the first Tracklites that are listed, yum!