What style of wheel is this?

I'm looking for a set of wheels & tires, and wanted to know if this style of wheel is known by a particular name:




I'm looking for the widest stance possible on the stock suspension, and wheels of 17" or 18".

I've read through all the stickies, and understand that 265/65/18 are the largest tires I can run with stock suspension.. what do i need to consider in a wheel for tires with those dimensions? Other than 18" in diameter, I'm still lost.

 

Mb wheels, look at discount tires website.

 

MB 72

 

And 4.5 backspace is key to that tire size fitting.

 

Well yeah, that's the brand right?

I mean the style of wheel.. like how it looks like a solid piece of metal that somebody took a holesaw to and drilled out some circles - as opposed to spokes like most wheels have. Hopefully that's somewhat clear lol.


I'm looking for a set like this, in a grayish color and hopefully 18" diameter. I can't seem to find any; only polished, chrome or black.

 

Pro Comp makes some nice wheels like that.
http://www.procompusa.com/productlines.aspx?catID=11&subCat=210&ptID=100073

 

It's the lamborghini countach style, lol. I don't think this type of wheel has a particular name, I once wondered the same thing when looking for the ones WEDS used to make.

 

' Holesaw' style works for me. Feel free to make it the common term of choice. You might compile all the 'Holesaw' style wheels into a single thread, cause there are definitely more than a few

 

I call em centerlines cuz everything they make seems to look like that!

 

Why's that?

 

Clearing the upper control arms

 

Oh ok, so more than 4.5" of back space is fine then, correct?

 

Eagle alloy series 101, but polished and black only. Factory rims are 4.5 bs. I would think 4" of bs would be better to clear upper ca.

 

wouldn't more backspace be better?

maybe i'm looking at it wrong