They're 17" Prodrive P7's which I originally had on My Subaru 2.5RS.The overall diameter is a bit smaller than the stock 17 inchers so there's a bit more gap. The offset is different as well (52 vs. 45), so I don't know if that will mess anything up. I took it for a spirited test drive and everything seemed fine.
'09 Mazda5 Grand Touring'04 Vibe - M&T, Power Package, Protection Package
OK, being Mr. Honsety of the board, I gotta say first, wheels are usually always a plus....Second, I feel that style of wheel is kinda played out. JUST MY OPINION! What matters is if you like them!
Vibe GT, TRD springs, Progress bar, STB, Unichip, Borbet E 16x7.5, 225/50 Bridgestone RE750, beefed up grounds and battery bypass capacitors(had em laying around)
They do look sort of small and tucked...I had the same problem w/ my new wheels....you can see the pics...Before and after....I did two things...I sold the tires and put the right sized 225-45-17 tires on and I also put Eibach Prokits on.-PhilBefore:
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2003 Shadow Vibe Base 5spd - 53,000 MilesFlowmaster 60 series exhaust - Short Ram Intake SystemKonig Kaliber 17x7 Rims w/ 225-45-17 Kumho Ecsta 711's - Hotchkis Springs - Progress Rear anti-sway Bar My Vibe is FOR SALE: $8900
If I was to buy some new wheels I'm sure I'd get a different style, but since I had these taking up space in the garage I figured I'd go ahead and use 'em. I'll probably end up putting snow tires on the stock rims and swap them out every winter. A drop may be in the future, as soon as I talk my wife into doing it (it is her car afterall).
'09 Mazda5 Grand Touring'04 Vibe - M&T, Power Package, Protection Package