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This is definitely one of those mods that you don't think you'd want until you see it. The seats are fiiire OP!

Love how good this looks! We actually would love some more on-car photography of this fitment for the site, so if you'd like to share some more photos with the class, go ahead and send them in at this link here - Apex Customer Photo Submission Form

No updates regarding the 5-Spoke at this time.

This sale is now over.

Thanks for all the kind words! I definitely feel like our wheels have a lot of subtle indicators of quality that you might not notice at first glance, but definitely stand out during that first unboxing.

For 19s with SM-10RS, I generally recommend the 19x10.5" ET45. If your car only has lowering springs, then you'll want to do a 275/30-19 tire as the slight stretch will help provide a bit more fender clearance. Otherwise, if you don't like any stretch at all you'll need to consider at least a...

No, unfortunately they won't be ready until later this year.

That's a pretty broad question that's a little difficult to answer without more information. Offset is only one part of a wheel fitment equation, so it's tough to give a flat recommendation. What do you primarily use your vehicle for? What are you trying to accomplish with a new set of wheels?

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From a suspension and fender clearance perspective you'll be fine. I'd say to keep an eye out for brake clearance. Tire sizing wise, I'd suggest a 275/30-19 if you're looking for something direct-fit. While you might able to get away with the width of a 285mm tire, you'd likely get stuck with a...

We usually recommend an ET45 for a 9.5-inch wheel on these cars if you're looking to get as close to flush as possible without any additional modification. What I mean by that is: Something closer to an ET35 would be truly flush, so on a stock car with a stock alignment you'd see a very slight...

Share some pics with the class when you get them mounted!

Our crowd favorite ML-10RT is back. We’ve discounted all ML-10RTs to 15% off across the board while select fitments and finishes are discounted even more deeply, up to 25% off. With free shipping included on these wheels for the lower 48 US states, now is your chance to lock in a deep discount...

Send me a PM with your order number, I'll do some digging for you!

I'm not sure whether to be happy or sad haha.

This is correct, since Honda doesn't use a traditional in-wheel sensor you can utilize the low profile valve stems without any compatibility issues!

Hey Matt! It's going to be tire size and alignment dependent, but the Eibach springs in general are a very mild drop. So with most 275-285mm tires and at least 2° of negative camber (give or take), you should be fine!

It's still in the oven, but keep an eye out for an official announcement soon! We've definitely considered offering that same spec in other wheel designs. It won't be something we offer immediately, but it's definitely one we want to offer. Keep checking back with us throughout 2026, we're...

Yes! In select wheel fitments that are designed directly for Civic Type-R, they will allow for the use of OEM Type-R center caps!

Thank you for jumping in, @rst3b! Yes @MatthewakaMatt you will need to purchase aftermarket 60° conical lug nuts in M14x1.5mm as the OEM lug nuts are ball seat and will not safely work with most aftermarket wheels, including ours.