http://www.autoguide.net/apf/chevy-w...o91944f54.html

 

Cant get a photo up?

 

Forget this......it says $65 a wheel... but when you add to cart they go up to $105

 

I don't know if you particularly want steel rims but just as an FYI I picked up some nice 16" five spoke wheels called sport edition F7's from the tire rack for $91 a piece. To me, the extra $26 is worth it. They are painted aluminum (silver) and the spokes aren't real fat or skinny. Just perfect. Here is a link for a pic http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Displ...Silver+Painted

 

Those are good for drag radials also.

 

my wife will be glad to hear that

 

Are you sure they are 5X110 bolt pattern?

 

If you are talking about the F7's I put them on just to make sure they would fit, and they did. Another member on this site, CMJ917, has a set of sport edition wheels he used as winter rims last year and had no troubles.

 

Nice. I bought the cheapest rims at Discount Tire for the winter.

They were $65 per rim. The only steel rims I could find were more than that lol. I have the Dunlop Graspic DS-2s and man do they bite in the snow.

 

i dont understand the point of winter rims, i guess where i live, we dont get 3 ft of snow, at most 6 inches but thats usually for like 2 days, so is there a need for me to get them?

 

What back spacing would we want for a 16x6.5?

 

There is a tire FAQ thread already with everything you need to know. It is titled "Wheel fitment F.A.Q./How to get wheels for your Cobalt"