MST wheels and rims

85 products

MST has been making wheels for thirty years and the Time Attack is the one everybody knows. It's a six spoke in the small diameters, it goes on a Civic, an Integra or a Miata, and it costs less than a set of tires. The 16x8 is the size people search. You'll find it under half the old Civics at any autocross.

MST at a glance

Makes
85 wheels
Designs
21: LeMan, MT01, MT02, MT03, MT04, MT07, MT10 and MT11 among others
Finishes
25 named, mostly black, white and silver
Diameters
15 to 19 inch
Widths
6.5 to 9.5 inch
Bolt patterns
9: 5x114.3, 4x100, 5x100, 5x120, 5x112, 5x108, 5x110, 5x115 and 6x139.7
Price from
$152.25 per wheel
Ships in
2 to 7 days

About MST wheels and rims

The MT designs are the modern line, and the MT01 is the one for the newer Civics and the GR86. Suzuka is the split six spoke, Saber the split five. If you want the lighter rim, MST's flow formed line sits on its own brand page, so ask rather than assume.

Everything at this price is cast, and the offsets are the tuner offsets those cars want. A low offset 15x8 for a Miata. Something wider for a newer Si. Those low offsets poke on a stock fender, so say it's lowered in the fit check if it is.

Common questions

Is the MST Time Attack a good track wheel
It's a cast wheel at a low price, and that's the honest answer. It passes JWL and VIA, it's light enough for a Civic or a Miata, and you'll find it under a big share of the Civics at any autocross. It doesn't weigh what an RPF1 weighs. For the money, though, it's hard to argue with.
Does the MST Time Attack fit a Miata
Yes, the 15 inch in 4x100 is a staple on an NA or an NB. Which offset you take is the part that matters. Pick your Miata up top and you'll see which ones clear the fender at stock height. The rest need a roll, and we'd rather say that now than after the box shows up.