15" Ralleye Wheels

Does anyone reproduce them for an affordable working man's price? I just saw in the classifieds someone asking 500 each for originals. I just need a pair of 15" ones because it's next to impossible to find wide 14" tires any more.

https://www.stocktonwheel.com/

These people have been around for decades. I do not know if they are good or not and they don't list prices but they can build rims any size & offset.

They don't list prices but maybe can do something for you?

Maybe you can put a 14" center in a 15" rim?
I don't know

I thought Stockton Wheels closed the doors for good

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/wvi-56-5812042

Or find local rim shop to put 15” hoops on your 14” centers. Shipping 2 ways for that is a killer.

https://www.summitracing.com/search/department/wheels-tires/section/wheels/part-type/wheels?N=brand%3Awheel-vintiques%2Bwheel-bolt-pattern-application%3A5-x-4-in

Coker bought Wheel Vintiques, and maybe Stockton Wheel as well.
So you either deal with Coker or you can try Ebay & etc.
FWIW, a set of Magnum wheels I bought from Coker a few years ago had one that the center was crooked in the barrel by nearly 1/4".
They told me that "no, we don't check them before shipping" !
Maybe they do now, seems like Wheelmaking 101 to me.
More recently, I bought a set of Magnums on Ebay - turned out to be the Holley company - and they were within spec, and less expensive than Coker.

I didn't know but their website is still there?

Check with these guys: www.weldcraftwheels.com

Good luck to you.

My actual 15x7 repro Rallye wheels are from Specialty Wheels. Got them on an good affordable price back in the days. Can’t recall how much, but TRUST ME… I’m cheaper as posible considering I have to pay international shipping. So cheap, that got just the wheels from them, but used center caps thats I refinished and some other seller trim.

Can’t recall what bigger bussines got the Specialty Wheels brand now.

Wow, When I bought mine way back they were like $75 each.

I think paid something like $400-450 for the 4 weels back in 2010 from Specialty Wheels. Plus the ride up to Miami, Florida.

Once again, 15x7

4" bolt pattern? If so, good luck.

No...lbp...4.5"

No kidding , I'd like to find a nice 4" BP set of wheels and there is basically nothing .

Aren't these 4" bolt pattern? Posted earlier...

https://www.summitracing.com/search/department/wheels-tires/section/wheels/part-type/wheels?N=brand%3Awheel-vintiques%2Bwheel-bolt-pattern-application%3A5-x-4-in

I didn't click the link originally ...

The only thing there that interests me is the 15" black steelie , remove wheel vintiques only and I see Cragar SS and us mags alum slots... not really what I was hoping for .

The Wheel Vintiques website is still up but I didn't know Coker bought them.

https://www.wheelvintiques.com

They made a set of 15"x 7" Rallye wheels with the 4" bolt pattern & a custom offset for my Scamp a long time ago & were perfect. I'd contact them & ask before making a decision.

I was allmost sure Coker got Specialty Wheels, no wheel vintiques, hence why Specialty Wheels are not anymore around but… i can be wrong

Coker purchased Wheel Vintiques, Specialty Wheel, Roadster Wire Wheel, and a few smaller specialty tire manufacturers and became Coker Group. Coker sold the whole biz to Irving Place Capital, formerly of Bear Stearns, in 2018.

Rallye wheels are my Factory wheels.

I have Wheel Vintiques 15X7" Ralleye wheels (4"BP) on my Duster.
They were bought new back in 2013 by the previous owner, and are still on my car.
On the website they showed the same wheels I have, for $194.00 each ( powder coated) in silver.
And dark argent center caps for $54.00 ea.

FWIW, the rear wheels on my Super Bee are 15x8 and were built by Stockton Wheel. They built them using the centers from a pair of 14" Rallye wheels, which by the way, are identical to the 15's in diameter. They did fantastic work. My fronts are 15x7 Wheel Vintiques purchased through Summit. They are great too. Only issue I have with Wheel Vintiques is that their coating, while being nice, isn't accurate. Since I had wheels from two companies, I resorted to resurfacing them and shooting them all with the same paint. Looks like Summit is now selling US Wheel brand reproductions. Still, at $206, that's way better than OEM.