VSP.com has been round for some time... that price seems about right for the Chinese chrome steel wheels.

you can also find them at Cip1... same price, no tax, great customer service and free shipping, but Chinese as well.  Check the offset, they offer several, I just copied one of the available ones for reference.

https://www2.cip1.com/ProductD...ode=ACC%2DC10%2D6621

if you don’t mind spending a little more, The Vintage Speed 190s ( don’t mistake them for Vintage Speedster Parts.com... different company)  Aluminum wheels rock!  Well worth the $$, incredible customer service and support.

https://www.vintagemotorcarsin...product/vintage-190/

I also have a set of 4 of the CIp1 steel chrome wheels above... the 10 slot 5 x 51/2 which I had installed on my 2013 built VS.   If you want them, and are willing to pay for shipping ( which can be expensive because of the weight) they are yours Free of Charge. I’m in Seattle, 98144 zip code if you want to explore shipping options.

-  used only approximately 600 miles before I purchased the Vintage Speed Aliminum ones. 

- I’m just cleaning out my garage  and have both a set of the 10 slot and a set of the 8 slots in chrome.... I was going to donate the 8 wheels to my local VW shop in exchange for some Oil... but if anyone wants/needs them they are yours.  PM me if interested.

i just blew out my knee... so I’m taking on all the “honey do” projects I have been ignoring all summer.  With the blown knee I’m actually getting lots of help to complete these task... genius, I should have blown my knee out sooner!!!  Though I fear my  ski season is now at risk. Will see what the Ortho surgeon says tomorrow. 

Cheers,

Luis

Forgot to ask, You are doing a conversion from the 4x130mm to the 5x205mm pattern, right?  Are you also putting in disk?  Which kit?

i ask because this will all play into your required wheel offset calculations. 

Reference to my 2014 lug patter conversion- parts list.. just in case

https://www.speedsterowners.co...ies-need-help?page=2

cheers,

I know it seems like a lot, especially if you're changing the bolt pattern at the same time, but spend the extra for the Vintage 190 aluminum wheels. When you're finished you won't be sorry... Al

The steel wheels that you are looking at with tires mounted are close to 28lbs each. The 10 slot rims from Greg Leach are under 20lbs with tires mounted. The aluminum rims, from Greg, by themselves are only 12lbs each. I'm not sure the quality of the chrome on the steel wheels you're looking at will last but I haven't seen them in person yet. I'm just going off the fact that they're from China.

Paul you have seen my 10 slot Steele’s. They came from Carey and they were in that price range and made in Brazil. You could have those chromed locally.