Got the rear seat back in. I also bought some wheels that are incredibly rare Lexus wheels because they were only on the LS430 with the dynamic handling package, and of course because it's a luxury car and not a sports car, almost no one bought them. I have legit been looking for 5 years for these wheels and I finally managed to find a set of 5 of them that come with the centre caps. I have found these wheels before for sale, but they're usually have some significant damage and/or missing the centre caps. I don't actually have the wheels yet but I have bought them. They come with a set of basically brand new Falken Ziex ZE914s which, while aren't the best tyres, they're at least decent name brand ones.
The biggest reason why I want these wheels is to open up the tyre choice as well as bring the cost of tyres down a bit. Stock, my car has 225/60 R16. This size is pretty much exclusively used in 90s luxury cars and is basically a dead size. The best tyres I could get in this size are Bridgestone Turanza ER300s which are mediocre at best. They are also £125/each. Going up to the new size which is 225/55 R17, it gives me a significantly better tyre choice that's also cheaper because this size is pretty common on modern small SUVs and large hatchbacks. For the same price as the Bridgestones, I can now get Michelin Pilot Sport 4s at £124/each and the budget option goes from £110/each (225/60 R16) to £82/each.