How much would stock rims run me on a 2010 Toyota Matrix?
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Asked by Austin Jan 04, 2011 at 04:32 PM about the 2010 Toyota Matrix

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Mercowner2011 answered 12 years ago

Alloys or steel. Steel would be about $80 but I got after market alloy rims for my 2011 Benz E Class for my winters for $135 each because no steel was available. Google them and as suggest eBay if you want OEM rims.

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Josh answered 11 years ago

Tuner wheels will most likely be cheaper, you can get them in a stock fit, but will have to get a new set of lugs. Motegi makes decent affordable ones. $90-$150 / each.

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