Looking for 22" Wheels HELP!

[Dboy23]

Well I've never purchased new wheels (not used ones) for a car but for my Camaro I'm looking to get some brand new ones, I really like the BBS style wheels in black with a black lip and a red pinstripe but they are like $750 a wheel. Looking at something similar open to suggestions. Any help is appreciated. The less I spend the better considering I'm only 18.

[xavier02832]

Im also in love love with the bbs ch-r but they're way to expensive. Im now looking into the tsw doningtons in matte black which also run in 22s and I believe they're running around 200 per wheel (someone correct me if im wrong).

[autobot kj]

I'm assuming you have already glanced at the custom wheel gallery & the vendor classifieds for wheels. Tons of choices there, I'm sure you will find something that's not gonna break the bank...

[I Love Camaros]

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[Dboy23]

Originally Posted by xavier02832

Im also in love love with the bbs ch-r but they're way to expensive. Im now looking into the tsw doningtons in matte black which also run in 22s and I believe they're running around 200 per wheel (someone correct me if im wrong).

Where did you find these for $200 I like them. I wish they had more of a lip for the back.

Originally Posted by autobot kj

I'm assuming you have already glanced at the custom wheel gallery & the vendor classifieds for wheels. Tons of choices there, I'm sure you will find something that's not gonna break the bank...

Not really too much but I looked quickly and nothing really caught my eye.