Hi, there
Mine is a 2007 honda fit sport with storm silver color. I have a question about my bent Stock Wheel. It's a long story. I just make it short. I hit a huge pot hole ----my wheel is bent---- fixed it ----bent again and has a crack on it( just realize it recently) . I simply want to replace it ( don't want to fix it again since it has a crack on). There are two choices : one is to buy a new one from dealer which will cost $300 bucks for one wheel (rim); another is to buy a used one on ebay or craiglist or junk yard. $300 bucks for a single stock wheel is out of question. So I search online and found one. But it is from different manufacturer than mine ( mine is from Kosei; the one I just found out is from Enkei). I asked dealer about these two different manufacturers. I was told the wheel (rim) made by Enkei is for 2008 and there is a TPMS (tire pressure sensor --I assume) with the wheel. But my online search is telling me this: 2007 honda fit wheel , 15x6, Enkei mfg

My question is this: Is the Enkei wheel for 2008 or 2007? If it is for 2008, can I use it on my 2007 fit sport (no sensor). (Of course with the same size, offset, bolt pattern) Will there be a problem for me to use Enkei wheel instead of Kosei one? Do I need to do something special on this Enkei wheel? Do I need that sensor? Is it a bigger hole on Enkei for valve stem than 2007 ? Or I have to get that sensor for sealing the tire. So what do you suggest? Hopefully I made my questions clearly for you guys. Thanks a lot in advance!

BTW, Has anyone had one extra wheel (rim) for sale in cheap price?

p.s. Go Pens!

 

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For 300 bucks, I'd either call your local dealerships (or ask around if anyone knows someone who works/knows someone at a local dealership) and ask for a set of "takeoffs" You can usually score a set of stock wheels/tires for about 400.

 

My 07 sport wheels were manufactured by Enkei.