Subaru crosstrek wheels

Asked by tractort Nov 21, 2015 at 05:06 PM about the 2016 Subaru Crosstrek Limited AWD

Question type: Car Customization

can one order the better looking hybrid wheels in the standard engine model or the turbo model?

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I am sure your dealer can order you a new set of factory wheels. They will not be cheap though! You can also check on Craig's list for used sets and also ask your dealer if he has any new car take offs sitting around.

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Go to TheTireRack, punch in your Crosstrek and check out their options. Many are far better looking than the ugly OE, right? Since the Crosstrek is VERY underpowered for pushing all this mass and unsprung weight you should be careful to select LIGHT wheels to reduce rotating mass. It needs all the help it can get! Use the weight of the non-Crosstrek 17" on the Imp hatch as a guide. To wit, there are some fine 17" alloys out there that are only 17+/-2lbs for about $150-175. I like the Kosei 4R a lot...light cheap, and semi-forged for strength!

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