[bman6074]

Originally Posted by ptack

You know, that was the route I was first goiing to go, but the more I looked at wheels, the less satisfied I was with the inexpensive options. What you may want to consider instead is to use the stock wheels for winter and then buy nicer rims in the spring for the good weather. That will give you several months to save up some extra money and do it right - plus more manufacturers will have come out with 1-sized wheels. Doesn't this care deserve the best?

I had thought of that but trying to put winter tires on 18's makes for a very low profile winter tire. I want something that will be safe and secure like a true winter tire is.