I was considering getting a set of 17x10.5 DD bullits for the rear of my 95' Stang with 315's.

Was going to stick with 245/45/17 with 17x8 bullits for the front. I have a couple of questions:

Are American Muscle's wheels quality pieces? Have they had any issues with chroming or flaking or rusting?

Will 315's fit on the car without ANY rubbing or modification??

If not American Muscles's wheels, then what would anyone recommend?

 

I think that's what I have, I'm not quite sure exactly what are good. I have wide Toyo Proxes 4 with 17' Cobra R rims and I sitll have room. I have a 1995 Ford Mustang 5.0 GT. Oh I love my rims and tires, just sucks for the rain, ice, and snow considering they're like slics.

Mine came with my car when I bought it, but the guy went to Les Schwab. This is all I know.
QTY. | Product Code | Product Description|
2 08703388 245/45ZR-17 99W Proxes 4 All Seasons Blackwall
2 08703096 275/40ZR-17 Proxes 4 All Seasons Blackwall
4 00695320 Chrome Valve Stem
2 03361150 11107965C 17x9 5-4.5 Cobra Topline Type C30/C32 Chrome Medium Offset
2 03361155 11107165C 17x10.5 5-4.5 Topline Type C30/C32 Chrome Medium Offset
4 00695348 Wheel Spin Balance

 

I bought my rims and tires from american muscle came mounted and balanced and im happy with them and they are good quality.

 

Am does not make the wheels. And 315s will fit....

 

No....AM does not make their wheels. According to AM, they are made by a company in California for them.

I was concerned about the tires interfering with my Flowmaster catback exhaust tailpipes?

 

Where does AmericanMuscle ship from?

I just found out I have FlowMasters Catback Exhaust, well I think.

 

Their address is:

AmericanMuscle.com
7 Lee Blvd Suite 100
Malvern, PA 19355

If that makes difference??

 

They fit and you will be fine.

 

It would be best off for me to order the stuff from where they get there product since I live by California. HAHA

 

So the 17x10.5's and the 315's will fit without any obstruction including the tailpipes of my Flowmaster catback?

Does anyone know what company in California produces AM's wheels??

 

Yes many people with solid rear end cars run 315's with no problem.