Wondering if anybody knows if any wheels are on the way. I've got $1900 to replace the ones Walmart ruined. And I have no intention of spending all of it on OEM wheels!

EDIT: And I don't want any dubs either.

What kind of wheels you interested in? Steel, 18+ Aluminums, Chrome? There are some out there, but most seem to be 18+. If you find wheels you like with the 6x4.5 bolt pattern, but won't fit because of caliper clearance, there is always the spacer solution.

EDIT: Ha, you must have edited while I was typing. If you dont want dubs, then right now the only fix is the spacer untill procomp gets those new wheels out.

I'd paint the stockers and use the rest of the money to buy a winch and some kind of bumper.

but antways... I'd give it 10-12 months before the aftermarket that decides it wants nissan business gets up to speed and products out.

The OR wheelz are some of the best I've seen. true..every other OR has them..but shit..you own them already.

Jeez. $1900 will buy alot of other mods. After market wheels surely wont cost that much.

They are probably scratched too bad to get blasted and powdercoated. The other problem is I can't be without the vehicle for the time its going to take to pull them off, get the tires off, get them fixed, mount the tires, then put them on. I'm looking online, I can get a set of "A" grade wheels to my door for around $600. maybe I'll just do that.

This situation is turning out really nicely for me. I'm putting the extra money towards my ZR2 trail rig - need lockers for my Dana 60s, probably weld on beadlocks to the H2 wheels I'm using and I can buy a 5th 37x12.50x17 MTR now. Maybe I'll order that 9500Ti too.

Just use the wheels the way they are. Just blame it on rocks

My wheels got some nasty rock rash already.

Oh, and BTW, if you search on here, there appears to be a Canadian company making steel wheels that will fit.

Here it is.

http://www.xterraownersclub.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=37;t=002715#000000

Yeah I looked into those, but they dont make one wider that 7inches

Well, 7" is the stock size, so they are at least comparable. I haven't looked to see if you can get them in the US, but they are an option.