(EDIT: Not Stock) "Accessory" GT 19" Wheel Kit Part Numbers, Included Items

[jasheppard84]

Hey All,

Couldn't find this information anywhere on here. @Kia Stinger, perhaps a sticky thread, or sub-forum for gathering stock Kia part numbers? Maybe my search-fu is just poor today. Anyway...

I was able to locate a few Kia dealers who sell parts online. Some lead time usually applies, but that's an easier pill to swallow when the price is right. The trick is to locate the part number first (usually from the Kia Accessories site, or another vendor), then Google it. I'm sure there are probably other dealers that do this, but these are the two I contacted:

OEM Kia Parts | KiaExpressParts - Palatine, IL - McGrath Arlington Kia
OEM Kia Parts | KiaOfEaston - Columbus, OH - Kia of Easton

Part #: J5F40-AK220 - Front Kit - $499.50 + shipping (shipping to the Cleveland, OH area was about $29, from IL)
Part #: J5F40-AK270 - Rear Kit - Same

I found out why they are called "Kits" this morning, when I received my replacement front wheel.

In the box:

1.) Wheel
2.) Center Cap
3.) TPMS Sensor
4.) Set of standard (non-locking) lug nuts

I have never ordered a factory wheel before, so I don't know if this packaging is typical, but it sure makes things easier, and an even better value!

If you want to know why I had to order a new wheel, see here: Had to Order a New Wheel :-/

 

[Kazz]

Are those 19 or 18" wheel kits? Thanks!

 

[jasheppard84]

Are those 19 or 18" wheel kits? Thanks!

Those are the 19" GT wheels.

 

[Kazz]

Thanks!

 

[westcoastGT]

Hey All,

Couldn't find this information anywhere on here. @Kia Stinger, perhaps a sticky thread, or sub-forum for gathering stock Kia part numbers? Maybe my search-fu is just poor today. Anyway...

I was able to locate a few Kia dealers who sell parts online. Some lead time usually applies, but that's an easier pill to swallow when the price is right. The trick is to locate the part number first (usually from the Kia Accessories site, or another vendor), then Google it. I'm sure there are probably other dealers that do this, but these are the two I contacted:

OEM Kia Parts | KiaExpressParts - Palatine, IL - McGrath Arlington Kia
OEM Kia Parts | KiaOfEaston - Columbus, OH - Kia of Easton

Part #: J5F40-AK220 - Front Kit - $499.50 + shipping (shipping to the Cleveland, OH area was about $29, from IL)
Part #: J5F40-AK270 - Rear Kit - Same

I found out why they are called "Kits" this morning, when I received my replacement front wheel.

In the box:

1.) Wheel
2.) Center Cap
3.) TPMS Sensor
4.) Set of standard (non-locking) lug nuts

I have never ordered a factory wheel before, so I don't know if this packaging is typical, but it sure makes things easier, and an even better value!

If you want to know why I had to order a new wheel, see here: Had to Order a New Wheel :-/

I bought some items from oemkiasuperstore.com , your price looks good !

 

[jasheppard84]

I believe I may have spread some misinformation about these... My dumb @$$ wasn't paying attention when I looked at the face of the rim. I was just so excited to have my new wheel, that I didn't even notice. My ADD was in full swing. I can't believe I missed that. I'm sorry, guys and gals. I am going to get the correct part numbers for the actual factory rims as soon as I can.

Maybe @Kia Stinger can help me out, and get these pics into the OP with some clarification?


This is the wheel I thought I was getting.

This is the wheel I ordered, and what those kit part numbers above reference (Note: I have seen these wheels before, on international promo materials):

 

[Kia Stinger]

I believe I may have spread some misinformation about these... My dumb @$$ wasn't paying attention when I looked at the face of the rim. I was just so excited to have my new wheel, that I didn't even notice. My ADD was in full swing. I can't believe I missed that. I'm sorry, guys and gals. I am going to get the correct part numbers for the actual factory rims as soon as I can.

Maybe @Kia Stinger can help me out, and get these pics into the OP with some clarification?


This is the wheel I thought I was getting.

This is the wheel I ordered, and what those kit part numbers above reference (Note: I have seen these wheels before, on international promo materials):

I'm not entirely sure what I need to edit. If you don't mind, just reply here as a new post with exactly what you want the first post to say, and I'll copy it all in. Okay?

 

[jasheppard84]

I'm not entirely sure what I need to edit. If you don't mind, just reply here as a new post with exactly what you want the first post to say, and I'll copy it all in. Okay?

I edited the title. I guess that'll be enough... Not too many replies, so the info's still relatively close together.

 

[baabootoo]

The second one looks like the ones on the newest Lamboghini Huracan.

 

[CoconutRob]

The second one is on the Atlantica addition.