I have been searching as well and also having hard time.
From researching this forum I have learned FastWheel FC04 have worked with spacers on pre 2024 V60PE but looking for 3rd party wheel options that don't require spacers... There were other wheels (niche and etc), but they don't seem to be in stock locally.

Two options I am considering.
1. Volvo Winter Set Package : Apparently the same as stock 19" wheel that comes with the vehicle with Michelin X-ice tires $4300+ installation + HST
2. Installing winter tires on the existing wheel and swapping tires until I can confirm which in stock wheels work on 24.

Appreciate any suggestions..

Thanks!

 

They have a good list of what will fit over @tr. You can have whatever you want as long as they are 19's or bigger and are correct offset etc.

 

They have a good list of what will fit over @tr. You can have whatever you want as long as they are 19's or bigger and are correct offset etc.

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BBS's always look great on these cars.

I'm biased though. Rolling on BBS SR's myself.

 

They have a good list of what will fit over @tr. You can have whatever you want as long as they are 19's or bigger and are correct offset etc.
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TR doesn't allow for the selection of the Polestar Engineered trim with large calipers. I've got aftermarket wheels that "should" fit the 2024 V60 PE based only on the offset number, but don't come close even with a thin spacer.

 

i got a set of BBS XR for winters from TR, I would say their recommandations were all pretty accurate. The listed 19 inch BBS and Oz wheels all fit the PE brakes, since that’s the only way to get a V60 recharge in the US. Based on my conversation with a rep, TR actually verify fitment on a donor car before listing it on the site.

 

I don't think I would chance it. There are so few of these vehicles made that the aftermarket isn't going to manufacture a wheel specific for this car. I'd go with the Volvo kit.

 

I have a set of BBS XR for summer, and use my PE wheels for winter.

 

 

Good to hear tirerack works down there. I'm able to ship to a PO box up here in Canada thankfully so will probably go that route. Thanks for the info! I've been wondering this for months.