If you don’t like brake dust

[Gone in 60]

You can always collect a set of 17” Focus wheels and powder coat them in dark bronze to match your brake dust.

 

[Grsemky]

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You can always collect a set of 17” Focus wheels and powder coat them in dark bronze to match your brake dust.

If only I could find them for under $150 a wheel.... I've tried trading with focuses I find at gas stations lol

 

[Gone in 60]

I collected what I could find till I had a set. Didn’t worry about damage as I was planning to have them stripped and powder coated.

 

[Snrub]

If only I could find them for under $150 a wheel.... I've tried trading with focuses I find at gas stations lol

They're often on Facebook marketplace, etc. for significantly less than that. There isn't a growing market for 15 year old Focus parts.

 

[M-Sport fan]

If only I could find them for under $150 a wheel.... I've tried trading with focuses I find at gas stations lol

Everyone around here wants $150+ per wheel for powder coating, sometimes not even including the clear top coat!

 

[Grsemky]

They're often on Facebook marketplace, etc. for significantly less than that. There isn't a growing market for 15 year old Focus parts.

Man I wish, they're non existent around me, junk yards are bust but I check regularly... I've messaged a few individuals selling focuses to buy the wheels but no luck yet🤣

Everyone around here wants $150+ per wheel for powder coating, sometimes not even including the clear top coat!

That's what I'm saying if I'm going to powder coat some curb rashed factory wheels, I'm going get them for as cheap as possible!

 

[Snrub]

Man I wish, they're non existent around me, junk yards are bust but I check regularly... I've messaged a few individuals selling focuses to buy the wheels but no luck yet!

You could try car-part.com and having wreckers ship them to you. There's some in Tucson for $65 each, some in Texas for $50 each.

I've painted wheels in the past with regular auto spray paint cans and it has worked out pretty well.

 

[Grsemky]

You could try car-part.com and having wreckers ship them to you. There's some in Tucson for $65 each, some in Texas for $50 each.

I've painted wheels in the past with regular auto spray paint cans and it has worked out pretty well.

Yeah Tucson is close enough but definitely a day trip... I have some bronze paint for my current wheels, however the 15 spikes should be powder coated as they will be my forever wheel 🤷🏼‍♂️