Fuch 15 x 8

Yes they make 15 X8 replicas and original old ones. I have 5X7 on the front and 15 X 8's on the rear of my Speedster, they are real Fuchs wheels. I have 1/2" spacers on the rears to fill the wheel well and had special hubs made for the fronts to bring the wheels out. I don't like to look of wide body Speedsters that don't have the wheel wells filled.

Obviously not a car you drive in the snow!  You'd be scooping up road kill here in the South!  Assume it has an air suspension? 

@Carrozzino

I've always liked the look of your car. As Jimmy V. mentioned, I think spacers would be the easiest and least expensive solution to filling to your wheel wells. I've used spacers similar to these from Summit Racing (5x130mm). 

https://www.summitracing.com/p...QEAQYAyABEgLeMPD_BwE

WOLFGANG posted:

Obviously not a car you drive in the snow!  You'd be scooping up road kill here in the South!  Assume it has an air suspension? 

You are correct I dont really take the car out in the snow much. However when i first got the car running I did drive it around the block with no windshield and the temp was around 15 degrees here in Colorado with a steady stream of snow. I have been out and caught in some rain but i do try to watch the weather if I will be out away from the property. But you would be surprised i do drive it more than people think. and yes it is full air ride

Jimmy V. posted:

Yes they make 15 X8 replicas and original old ones. I have 5X7 on the front and 15 X 8's on the rear of my Speedster, they are real Fuchs wheels. I have 1/2" spacers on the rears to fill the wheel well and had special hubs made for the fronts to bring the wheels out. I don't like to look of wide body Speedsters that don't have the wheel wells filled.

Spacers would be one way to address the issue. 150.00 for two seats is a little more affordable than 600 plus tires. 

Looks like your wheels have some offset. I think they'd look better spaced out so they fill the wheel wells.