Wheels 15x8 4.5" Bolt Pattern 4.5" Backspace Ford Mopar Dodge Mustang Racing on 2040-parts.com
Sanford, Florida, US
Nice set of 2, 15x8 aluminum cast wheels, unknown brand, no cracks, not bent, they have a good shine. These have been drilled for screw in bead locks, 4 screw holes on each side. I went with a 10" wide wheel so don't need these anymore, there's nothing wrong with them. They have a 5x4.5" bolt pattern with a 4.5" backspace or zero offset. These use the tapered style lug nuts, center caps not included.
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