WTB HRE FF15 Wheel 19"X10"/19"X11"

Hello everybody

I want to buy new rims.
Light, simple 19 "which is priced around 400. My Mustang is used for a few trackdays a year, mainly on the road.
I have installed the 15 "Brembos from the GT500.
I noticed an offer from CJ Ponyparts:

HRE FF15 Wheel 19 "X10" / 19 "X11"
- Size: 19 "x 10" (Front) and 19 "x 11" (Rear)
- Lugs: 5 x 114.3mm (5 x 4.5 ")
- Finish: Liquid Silver (Gloss Metallic)
- Backspacing: 7.07 "(Front) and 7.57" (Rear)
- Offset: + 48mm (front) and + 55mm (rear)
- Center Bore: 70.6mm
- Weight: 22.6 lb. (Front) and 23 lb. (Rear)

http://www.cjponyparts.com/hre-ff15-wheel-19-x10-19-x11-liquid-silver-set-of-four-2005-2017/p/W484K/

The offset of +48 of the front rims seems to me a little high (usual are 42-45mm)
Probably I will need a spacer.

What do you think of the offer?
Do you have better suggestions for similar rims?

I would like to use the following tires:
285x35x19
305x30x19

But I can also imagine 285x35x19 on all rims

I hope it can help me someone.
Greetings from Switzerland

Wow that is a super price for those wheels! I run HRE FF01s in 20x10.5 ET45 at all 4 corners currently and love them.

As someone who has gone through a variety of wheels and tires on my car, I will give you my 2 cents. First of all, the 19x10 ET48 is slightly unusual but should work even with a 285/35/19 front tire. I ran Boss 302S wheels in 19x10 ET47(or 48?) with 285/35/19 Bridgestone RE11s at all 4 corners with no problems on my Boss. No spacers, either. Not sure how the 6 piston calipers will fit, though. Worst case scenario, you could probably get a 3mm spacer for clearance and still use stock lugs. Otherwise, you might need extended studs with a thicker spacer.

As for the rear, the 305/30/19 is a shorter tire than the 285/35 and I think it would look weird. You might want to consider that 305/35/19 Michelin PSS that comes on the GT350. It should clear the fender because it has a narrowish 10.7" treadwidth (the PSS in 305/30/20XL has a massive 11.8" treadwith FYI).

Good luck!

Thanks for the help, I'll make a few pictures as soon as the rims are mounted

Excellent, good luck!

HRE's are the best wheels you can buy, period. Great choice! Would love to see photos once they're mounted.