Here is a discussion of VW wheels to make a point:
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Centerline Classics (Wide 5)
15 x 3.5 11lbs
15 x 4 11lbs
15 x 5 12lbs
15 x 6 12lbs
15 x 7 13lbs
15 x 7.5 13lbs
15 x 8 14lbs
15 x 8.5 14lbs
15 x 10 15lbs
15 x 12 17lbs
16 x 4 10lbs
Centerline Convo Stars (Wide 5)
Same sizes and weights as Classics
Centerline Stars
Same sizes and weights as Classics
Flat 4 Reproduction BRM's (Wide 5)
15 x 5 13.5lbs
15 x 6.5 17lbs
Flat 4 Reproduction BRMs (4 lug)
15 x 5 13.5lbs
Flat 4 Reproduction Enkei Dish (Wide 5, Vanagon 5 lug, 4 lug)
15 x 5.5 17lbs
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The wide 5 weights appear representative. So wheel width makes a large difference. Center Line used to advertise that they make wheels in sizes from 10 to 30", so 19x4 with 5x100 PCI is prolly available.
The low-ball approach would be used i3 rims on 5x100/112 adapter plates. That gets around hub-centric vs bolt-centric problems and introduces offset problems.
Is the Hybrid Synergy Drive sensitive to over/under on the tire circumference?