they emailed me they are selling the 17 inch smoothie II wheels in polished aluminum for the HHR`s for 300 each so 1200 plus shipping for a set!! putting my pennies together now!!!

 

Way above my means...but I'm sure they will be sharp.

 

I agree Deb they are a lil pricey but no one else at this point is producing that type of older looking mag for the hhr and compared to the 600-1000 dollars a wheel that the newer style 20 inch and up wheels are goin for i guess 300 is about a mid range price for them?? I`m gonna be sellin my old work truck for around 2500 so while i have the cash what the heck it is my new toy after all!!!

 

Weren't there some smoothie II's on ebay a couple weeks ago? Where did those come from???

 

those were coddington rims as well and the seller said they were 1600 a set?? but greg coddington emailed me that they are selling them for 1200 a set so if your interested contact them!!

 

EuroMax sells a Torque Thrust style in 16,17,18's in painted,black and chrome, and a set of black or painted 18's w/tires for under $1000.00 mounted balanced and shipped to your door.

 

I wonder how they design their wheels. Did they just happen to have the right lug bolt pattern, or is everything a one-off?

 

Bryce...they have their own wheel shop at Coddington and make them one-off for their custom cars. You can also buy wheels from them as well. Check out their site HERE.

 

Boyd does a lot of one off stuff, but the last I heard was he was no longer making his wheels in house. He "whored" his name out I guess you could say. Still has to have his stamp of approval though.

One thing to remember folks, they might be $1200, but they probably weigh a lot less then most any aftermarket 17" wheel.

A friend of mine had stock 20's on his Dodge ram that weighed in at around 90lbs each with tires. He now has 24" Boyd Coddington Dicatators that weigh in at 15lbs less. Keep in mind, that's a much wider tire on that rim too.

 

All Boyd Coddington wheels are made to order, they don't stock any completed wheels, so anything you order would be custom made. As far as the whoring out the name, that is not exactly true. The wheel division ownership changed (Boyd didn't have ownership of that before either), they changed facilities, but use the same materials, machines, and same people building the wheels as before.

We've been a Boyd Coddington dealer for several years and can get you a really good price on those Smoothie II's, even lower than what they quote direct. Drop me a message if you are interested.