Mach-e Wheels | Which ones?

[RadMav]

There are two sets of OEM wheels that came on the Mustang Mach-e that I think would look really cool on my Maverick. I like the 19" wheel design more, but I'm not sure 19" is a large enough diameter for a lowered Maverick to look right.

Here are the 19" Mach-e wheels I'm considering:

The other set I'm considering are the 20" Mach-e GT Wheels. I think the diameter is much more appropriate, and I like the design.

Here's my 2nd concept rendering of my Mav with the GT Wheels:

Anyone have photos of a lowered Maverick with 19's with tires that have a flat sidewall like the Firestone Indy 500's? Or pics of a lowered Maverick on 20's?

Which would you choose?

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[daddio211]

I'll let you know what a lowered Mav on 19's looks like in a few days. Got my wheels back from powder coating Friday, truck should arrive to my dealership this week.

 

[CPNH0722]

I like the 19"s better based on looks alone.

 

[LM42]

The 20's as a stand alone pic aren't that appealing to me, but I like them on the render. I would be curious to see the 19's in a render too

 

[RadMav]

The 20's as a stand alone pic aren't that appealing to me, but I like them on the render. I would be curious to see the 19's in a render too

 

[RadMav]

After doing the rendering with the 19's, I think I like the 20's better.

 

[daddio211]

Economically, 20's are a much better choice. The 19" tire selections are pretty sparse and priced much higher compared to 20's or 18's. I only chose the 19's because I have always loved the wheel design AND they fit. I honestly wish they were 20's but don't mind the added sidewall height... at least for ride comfort.

Go with 20's, you wont regret it.

 

[LM42]

After doing the rendering with the 19's, I think I like the 20's better.

I think I am with you on that. Should be unique and pretty bad ass

 

[NoVaJimmy]

I am a fan of the 20" wheel design

 

[daddio211]

I bolted my 19's on my temporary Maverick. I think the wheel/tire diameter will look good with my lowered hybrid when it gets here.

 

[prsncat]

I was looking at the offsets and realized the Mach-E has more offset. Has anyone mounted these already? If so, did you use spacers? If you didn't use spacers, then did you have any interference issues? I think both look great.

 

[RadMav]

I bolted my 19's on my temporary Maverick. I think the wheel/tire diameter will look good with my lowered hybrid when I gets here.

Those look really good on there. It's a very OEM+ look. I think twenties are going to be the way for me for the look that I'm going for. Thanks for sharing the photo!

 

[xl2023]

Jumping in this thread. I got a set of the standard Y-design Mach-e 18" wheels. They look like this. I think the color is going to look nice with the catcus grey. Was looking for something cheap that was an improvement to the steelies, and managed to get these for $800, hardly used with tpms installed.

I have never swapped wheeles before, so not exactly sure what I am doing, but I think I can just take the old ones off and put these on. Planning to do it myself. I've heard the tpms will program itself.

I was a little worried about the sizing and offset but asked around these forums and people said there would be plenty of space. They are 18 inch diameter, width of 7 inch and an offset of 47.5MM. Tires size is 225/60/18.

Only thing I am not sure about are the lugs. I think I an just use the lugs from the steelies.

 

[daddio211]

Jumping in this thread. I got a set of the standard Y-design Mach-e 18" wheels. They look like this. I think the color is going to look nice with the catcus grey. Was looking for something cheap that was an improvement to the steelies, and managed to get these for $800, hardly used with tpms installed.

I have never swapped wheeles before, so not exactly sure what I am doing, but I think I can just take the old ones off and put these on. Planning to do it myself. I've heard the tpms will program itself.

I was a little worried about the sizing and offset but asked around these forums and people said there would be plenty of space. They are 18 inch diameter, width of 7 inch and an offset of 47.5MM. Tires size is 225/60/18.

Only thing I am not sure about are the lugs. I think I an just use the lugs from the steelies.

I would recommend an acorn style lug nut. The stock XL lugs are open-ended (kind of ugly) and I don't feel they have enough thread surface to properly grab the stud.

An M14 x 1.5 x 1.90" is what I used, but if you can find a 1.25" I think it would look better as it would suck in a little tighter. Of course, that also depends on the mounting surface and depth of the wheel.

Don't be in a hurry, fit one up, measure carefully and order the right lug nuts.

 

[xl2023]

What are you doing for spare? My truck should be coming next few days. It comes with a full size spare. I am planning to leave one of the steel wheels on and drive it around the block to see if it works well as a spare. Worried it will be too different.

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