It's actually 4 sets currently, as I sold my factory wheels, which were the 5th set.
One set is my rally working/pure winter setup (satin black 15x7 Method MR501VTs with 195/60-15 Arctic 12s on them).
These were bought because there was little else which was alloy, and affordable (save for the more costly than what I paid for these Sparco Trerras, I later discovered), and strong enough to handle the totally bombed out logging roads I had to traverse when working on ARA rallies.
The alternative was REAL 15x6 gravel rally wheels (Braid Acropolis for close to $450.00/wheel
, or Speedline 2118s @ ~$310.00/wheel THEN, and these are even more now.
), which I was actually considering (given their 'indestructability'), but I needed them in a couple of months, NOT the 6 months to a year wait they required to be sent to me.
The ones currently on the car are my daily drivers (bronze Dekagrams with 205/50-16 Neo Gens on them).
The next is a set of gloss black TD Pro Race 1.2s 17x8 with 215/40-17 Federal RS-RRs on them).
The last is a set of unmounted, still new, satin black Dekagrams, and a set of unmounted/new, 225/45-16 Yok A052s.
(For open tracking fantasies, which I have since given up on.)
BOTH sets of Dekagrams I bought for a discounted price, guessing (correctly) that they would be spiking in cost quickly.
I may want to sell both setups, or possibly keep the black Dekas and put a UHP all season on them for a daily driver setup.
I want to sell the Pro Race 1.2s, since I am not in love with the aesthetics of the gloss paint on them (I thought it would be easier to clean them with that over the satin/matte black, and it is), and it is crazy coin now to respray them in the darker gold I want, or temp-controlled powder coat them locally.
These were bought because I've always wanted the 1.2s, even way back when they were simply not made for the rides I owned, so I vowed to buy a set when I had a ride they were made for (these were the first set of aftermarket wheels/tires I purchased for this ride, back when Chalon was the U.S. distributor).