depends what kind of rims, rep ? or real ? for a car like that i would spend no more then $400 rims without tires.

if you just need "rims" steelies will run you about $175 for a set of 4 lol

Any pics of the car?

2-step wrote if you just need "rims" steelies will run you about $175 for a set of 4 lol

How would I know if I needed new tires? Wouldn't I just be able to get a set compatible with the stock tires bolt/lug pattern and tire dimensions?

Tight wrote Any pics of the car?

It's a 1999 Buick Century in forest green. You've def seen it before.

Depending on what you want, you could some decent looking rims about $100 for each rim for your car... Check out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] bro good site for everything

FGE wrote Depending on what you want, you could some decent looking rims about $100 for each rim for your car... Check out [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] bro good site for everything

thanks man +repped

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2-step wrote if you just need "rims" steelies will run you about $175 for a set of 4 lol

How would I know if I needed new tires? Wouldn't I just be able to get a set compatible with the stock tires bolt/lug pattern and tire dimensions?

As far as tires, there is a date code (like 2607) on the sidewall. Look at that, in my example it shows the tire was made the 26th week of 2007. If the tire is more than 7 years old, it is expired". Also look at the tread depth, anything below 2/32nds is unsafe, and often times illegal.

Go out to your car and look at the tires. Look for a set of numbers like 215/50R18. This indicates you have an 18" wheel. On your door sticker it will also show tire size and sometimes wheel size. It it's for example an 18x6.5, any 18x6.5 wheel will work if it has the same lug pattern and offset.

What size of rims?

price vary on size if im not mistake can cost you around 300$(not really this is an example) to atlead a ground you can even get some decent ones cheaper(the decent ones means you may or may not like them)