Driving your 15-up Mustang this winter? Tire & wheel packages available from Parkway

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10-25-2016, 12:24 PM
Parkway Ford Lincoln SVT

Driving your 15-up Mustang this winter? Tire & wheel packages available from Parkway

If you're looking for a set of wheels to go on your 2015 or newer Mustang for winter use, we have the 18 x 8" OEM wheels that will clear the Ecoboost performance package and base GT brakes with no issues. This style:

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Wheels alone would be $796 + HST for the set. TPMS sensors are $196 + HST for the set.

If you're looking for a package with tires mounted, we have access to most major brands. For example, we can put together a package with either Michelin X-Ice Xi3 as shown in the photo above, or Hankook I-Cept Evo2 W320 performance winter tires, for $1995 + HST.

For V6 and base brake Ecoboost cars, we can do steel or alloy 17" wheel packages starting as low as $1295 + HST for steel with Uniroyal Tiger Paw Ice & Snow 3, or $1649 + HST for the same tires on Ford OEM 17" alloy wheels. Wheels alone would be $725 for the set.

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Please call, or email us at parts@parkwayford.ca for more info, or a quote on an alternate tire brand.

Ed Nicholson
Parts Manager
10-25-2016, 03:27 PM
JonsMustang

No love for 13 eh..
10-25-2016, 04:07 PM
Parkway Ford Lincoln SVT

The S550 wheels can be used on S197 as well. However I don't believe these 18" would clear the Brembo brakes on the 11-14 GT Track Pack without a small spacer, since the S197 rotor hats are shallower than S550, requiring more spoke clearance on the wheel. They would certainly be fine on a base brake 11-14 GT.
10-26-2016, 08:13 AM
JonsMustang

Damn! Why'd I got brembo's.....lol
10-26-2016, 08:20 AM
Parkway Ford Lincoln SVT

Jon, if I see an 07-14 Brembo equipped car in our shop over the next week or so I can try one here. Otherwise I could bring one of these home to Caledon if you are able to come over with your car, we could do a test fit. I do have some wheel spacers of various thicknesses that we could experiment with. Then we could order a set of the "E-T style" wheel nuts to get back the thread engagement on the stud which is lost with the spacer.

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