I'm the original poster for this thread and my F Sport came with 18" wheels.

Did you get a price on ordering a 2016 F Sport with the same options?

F Sports comes with two different wheels/tires sets (F SPORT 18-in split-five-spoke alloy wheels with superchromefinish and 235/55R18 summer tires or F SPORT 18-in split-five-spoke alloy wheels with machined finish and 225/60R18 all-season tires) and as an individual option a set of 19" wheels can be ordered (F SPORT 19-in Split-Six-Spoke Forged Alloy Wheels).

Do you guys think that at one point you might get tired of those stock wheels and get something aftermarket?

With more and more of these going on the road this might be the case for some owners.

I have not been one for aftermarket wheels. These look nice so I have no need to change.
I was thinking about the 19 inch wheels but bought this out of the dealers stock. Since I don't have to change tires every winter I am happy with my choice.
My 2 BMWs both had 19 inch wheels and needed winter tires to go anywhere in the snow.

Thanks for the responses to my queries about the F Sport model. No I haven't built or priced a 2016 model....is there a way to do this? I have only seen the opportunity to build a 2015 on the Lexus website, but one would think Lexus has stopped building the 2015s by now.

The F Sport I was looking at had 18" wheels, not the 17" in its description..... regardless, I decided not to purchase the car but instead will wait to see what changes will take place in the 2016 models.

I just put 575 miles on an Audi Q5 demo car thinking it might be a good compliment to my wife's Q3, but it is not......so I will probably stay with Lexus (I currently drive a 2006 RX400h) when it comes time to move into a new car.

I really like my wife's Q3, but the Q5's lack of "uniqueness" or excitement (not to mention the recent emission testing scandal at VAG) made me realize how much I really like my 9.5 year-old Lexus.

I like the wheels on my NX and won't be replacing them. In my area I only saw two other F Sports on the road since they came out. I considered getting a set of winter wheels/tires but probably won't.

Stock rims are fine but I do like to get a separate set of winter tires because snow and ice scares me a bit every winter.