Konig Helium Bronze Wheel (15x6.5"/4x100mm)

Update: May 17th 2022. It's been 2-ish years and they're still just as good as when I got them and look great on my Integra. I realize it's hard to get ahold of these wheels sometimes but if you get a chance definently grab them. Lightweight, looks good, and great quality from a trusted brand. 10/10 Original: Bought these wheels in September of 2019 and with 8 months going these wheels are just great and I absolutely love them. *The simple design of these 8-spoke wheels are perfect and the bronze color is great and will match just about any color of car I would say. The silver center cap matches with my lug nuts and just offers such a nice, clean, and simple look that I love. *These wheels have survived so many potholes, curbs, and an armadillo without any sort of dent, bend, or crack and it's great and solid, so you don't have to worry about them going out on you so easily. *One major thing about these wheels also is how lightweight they are, they really do live up to it's Helium name. My 95' Civic DX has no power steering so when I replaced my old set of Vision 426 Cross 14'' wheels with these 15'' Konig's , it was a world of difference. Steering was so much lighter and easier at non highway speeds and just made the whole car feel more like a feather instead of a rock. So for anyone looking for a great set of wheels without breaking the bank I highly recommend these Heliums.

I last ordered a set in Jan 2020, looks like as of Jan 2023 Amazon doesn't sell these any more. Too bad, these are such great value, that I have 2 sets (8 wheels) that I use for my track car. They are durable and can take the high-g forces and abuse of constantly being mounted/discounted. The price I got them (Less than $80 a wheel!), it was a no-brainer. They are replicas/copies of the more expensive Rays Volk CE28N (I also have a set on my other car), which of course are forged (versus Konig Heliums are flow-formed cast), but at about 5x the price-- which to me, isn't worth it to save a little bit more in weight and theoretically more stronger. The weight of these are about 11 pounds each for the 15x6.5", which is impressively light. Obviously my tires weigh more than my wheels, but I can still easily lift it up with one hand, making wheel changes super easy. The only downside is that limited width (6.5") versus something more ideal which is 7 to 8" -- but I put 205 width tires on these (probably the max for a 6.5" wheel), which is a very common r-compound tire size (205/50/R15), so it works for me. If you ever see these sold again here, don't wait and jump on it!

Great wheels for the money. I would pick these wheels over more expensive designs. Lightweight and the bronze color goes great with my blue car. These wheels are 7 pounds lighter than the stock steel wheel for a combined savings of 28 pounds. I noticed acceleration is a little more responsive around town over the stock steelies. Highly recommended.

These wheels are awesome. I have had them on my car for years and they have held up really well. They look beautiful and are very easy to clean and I have had zero problems with rust/corrosion.

Awesome wheels. I have a 2002 Honda Civic Si and had the stock wheels. The stock wheels weigh in at a heavy 20lbs, I weighed these and they weigh only 10lbs. They have made my MPGs go up a lot. They look clean, priced well, and weigh about the least you can get.

These are stronger than I imagined. We've put them on our 2012 Prius C, and they've sustained no damage even after hitting some potholes and large rocks on the interstate. The color looks great. It seems to be a little darker in person than in the photo. If you get your wheels balanced, make sure they use those adhesive wheel weights that go inside the wheel. I went to NTB and they used some metal clip-on weights on the rim of the wheel and they left deep scratches on the bronze finish :(

These wheels are nice and fit well on my 92 Civic Si. But for the price you could find some to include the special lugnuts required to mount. They also did not include hub-centric rings or valve stems, just wheels and center caps.

I put these on my 1983 Honda Civic Hatchback and they look great. Extremely light weight and durable. Had them on for about a month and I haven’t had any problems at all.