These are nice. Made Nissan wheels fit on my Toyota
924715
These are nice. Made Nissan wheels fit on my Toyota. Customer service is great since I had problems with my second order. (They shipped incorrect size) Now all is well, parts are nice. Highly recommend, just be careful installing. Work your way around the ring gentle and you'll be fine.
2610837
These came in on time and are installed. I hope they will slow down the next thief from stealing my wheels. I opted for the black color now that my new rims are black.
4319412
I have the Infiniti Sport Wheel Package for my Q50.  The same style of wheels for the Nissan 370Z sport package (RAYS).  They are of course are the right threading, however the standard mag style of lug does not quite fit.  Nissan/Infiniti and Toyota (maybe Lexus too) use their own shank style that is classified as "Nissan/Toyota."  These Gorilla 63621, or any of their standard mag style will not fit factory OEM rims.  I'd be careful and check to make sure you aren't damaging your rims if you have bought them.

They are a bit too long and bottom-out inside the lug well against the rim and don't seat properly on the washer. What they will do is dig into the rim at the bottom as you tighten them. I talked to Gorilla Automotive and they confirmed that these are not designed for the newer Nissan, Infiniti and Toyota rims.  The type of lugs these manufactures use have the washer permanently fixed to the lug with the beveled edge on the bottom.  Unfortunately they don't make the Gorilla Guard locking technology for Nissan/Infiniti/Toyota lugs. They do however have it in their original locking lug style (73621T), but Amazon doesn't sell that model.

They are a very well made product, just too bad these car manufactures use a not as common type of lug.
4533284
These worked great for me.  Pair them with some decent spoons and rim protectors and you will be ready to change your own tires.
3674422
Good price. I used them to adapt 17x7 kosei k1 ts wheels to a 2008 Honda Civic ex. They fit snug on the wheel and hub. No problems installing them. They fulfill their intended purpose well.
2103233
Plastic deck wheels seem to be just short of and exact match but work just fine. I would suggest replacing metal axels when ordering the wheels.
299606
they are nice and solid, well machined. I have a 2001 S-10, that has none 0em sized tires, and had trouble with tire hitting frame, tight (parking). with these, the truck stance is wider handles better, without possible tire damage. A word of caution. if tires are to tall they will scrub on inner fender, unless you use a moderate lift kit.
3602856
a nice looking little touch to the factory wheels. Audi packaging made for nice storage of the original valve stem covers.
2672017
My new tires were under sized, which I knew when I ordered them, but they did fit my rims. My fathers 81, and has shoulder issues and with that said both he and I found the steering easier than before with the narrow tires. Im also now seeing objects (like thorns) before they have a chance to ruin my tires. I also like the new look.
2044119
Nearly a perfect fit for my old cart wheels. The old pair were 15" and lasted 31 years. Hope these do as well.
4206320
Nice fit just a little short on lug length for lug nuts. About 1/2 inch at 85psi. . The Factory Lug nuts don't fit these wheels at all. On my 2014 Toyota Forerunner Limited. Also you'll have to pull wheel sensors out of Factory wheels to install in these. So please check lug nut options 12mm x1.50 thread 13/16 thin walled socket 85psi pressure.
1043913
Works as they should, save your rim's from damage.
302410
These deck wheels fit perfectly on my Ariens 42" tractor.  They go on the rear of the deck.  My tractor came without desk wheels and you really need them to help prevent damage over uneven ground.
1537091
I put these on my 2007 Sienna van. These are securely held in place, and look neat. I don't care if iron rims got covers or not, but wife said these are must have. Now I agree :)
3988474
I swapped these on to a 2013 Acura TSX wagon, in place of the stock 17x7.5 +55 5-spoke wheels.

I totally forgot to bring my calibrated hanging scale to the tire shop to get an accurate weight on these, but the beat up (bathroom looking) scale at the shop said 26.7 on the one we opened and threw on. I don't completely trust that weight, since I've seen 27 repeated around the web, but regardless, they're each about four pounds heavier than the stock 17's they're replacing, so I'm not exactly counting grams here.

Each came individually boxed with protective rings, wheels bags, Enkei center caps, and a ton of 2014 catalogs. Note, my stock Acura caps fit these wheels just fine. I used 72.6 OD - 64.1 ID aluminum hub rings, so I can verify 72.6mm is the correct bore diameter for this wheel (specifically, 72.56).

While I'm a 5-spoke guy for simplicity and ease of cleaning, pretty much every other Acura out there (including just about every TSX) run 5-spoke variants. So I broadened my search a bit and somehow stumbled upon these.

The gaps around the spokes are large enough that, using a brush or just my hand and a rag, I can clean the wheel quite easily. Granted, not AS easily, as there's quite a bit more detail to pay attention to, but certainly worlds better than a split spoke design with really tight gaps. The finish looks shiny to the point of being chrome in the photos, but it's just a "bright" painted finish that certainly stands out, but doesn't glint in the sun.

With a 235 tire, the spokes sit pretty much flush with the sidewall. Some photos might lead you to believe that the spokes actually protrude out, but that's not the case with my 235/45 Bridgestone DriveGuards -- there's just the slightest amount of rim protection from curb rash where the tire bulges out at the bottom. With 245's, you'd definitely have a bit of comfort.

There was no problem mounting the factory TPMS in these rims.

The tire tech did mention (when ordering) that I wouldn't be able to use the factory lug nuts with this rim. I didn't verify, because I already had a set of Muteki lugs sitting around from a previous project. For what that's worth, the Muteki lugs fit fine.

The complexity of the spoke pattern causes these wheels to take on a different appearance when viewed from various angles. I couldn't find a good video illustrating this, but if you'd like to see something close, search YouTube for FelgenOutletde  Anzio Vision polar-silber -- the rim in that video has a very similar effect. The only time the wheel looks symmetrical is when it's viewed straight on.

My own impression of the wheels on the car (my TSX is "Forged Silver Metallic," by the way, which has a hint of blue in it) is that they try to strike a balance between elegant and sporty, just a step or two away from the popular TSW Nurburgring style wheel in one direction, and a step or two away from the chromey multi spoke MB AMG style wheels in the other. If anything, the needle (for my tastes) shifts a little towards the blingy side, but I'm comfortable with it because of my car's neutral color. On anything other than silver or white (black, blue, red, or graphite being the other TSX choices), these wheels would definitely pop, and call much more attention to themselves (which could be what you're looking for, or what you're trying to avoid).

So overall, these wheels mostly met my objectives. Yes, I'd like them to have been lighter (and there are plenty of lighter 18 inch wheels to choose from), but they helped to differentiate my car from its stock form, while staying close to what's found on some of the European wagons that share this category. From the various wheels I considered, the Ammodo is a little bit of a departure from the norm (well, "my norm,"), without trying too hard to be different.
3199367
They look very nice.  Very useful when moving around my 18x8 rims with 245-50-18 tires.  Good stitching.
3536293
So far so good.  Easy to install, used a shoe to pop old wheels out, then these just pushed in.