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Originally Posted by ByDesign Beautiful wheels my friend. Very lethal indeed. Congrats, and I love the tyres too. |
Thanks man...I know... Even I had same impression when I first saw them... They look totally wicked..!
One thing though, they do seem to attract a lot of dust, mud and grime, especially in the rains.. Quote:
Originally Posted by Epic This is probably the weirdest design I have ever seen with the weirdest colour. You will have your alloys looking different on either side of the car? Man you got guts to fit such a thing on your car. A more sober/toned down design would have looked much better. For example like black multispoke rims with a red outer lining.
But hey, this is just my personal opinion so as long as you are happy with it it doesnt matter. |
Thanks... I do get some head turns, especially in slow traffic .. One things for sure, they do look wicked but, also, they get dirty too often with grime and slush, especially in the rains.. Any wax or cleaning suggestions??? Quote:
Originally Posted by abhi1309 Crazy design man, never seen anything like those wheels. Get rid of the ugly mud flaps and do justice to the good looking rims. |
Thanks.. any suggestions on the mud flaps? i mean.. colourwise? Quote:
Originally Posted by rajiv0 Hello Sameer,
Congrats on your new wheels. Looks cool with your red car.
I am looking to replace my tires (run for 40K km) with Michellin XM1. But iam confused between stock size 155/70 vs 165/65.
I feel the suspension on my santro is on harder side, so taking 165/65 seems like asking for more bumpier ride.
Pls share your experience with regards to drive (on average to poor roads).
Thanks
Rajiv |
Hi Rajiv,
Thanks for the compliments.
Whats your current set up?if its stock, it must me bridgestone 155/70
Michelin XM1 is a good tyre, even i have upgraded from 155/70 to 165/65 and to be honest, I havent seen a stellar difference in the performance, its only once you go past 75kmph, you see the difference, in city traffic you will hardly feel in difference, but yes if you are planning to change, i suggest Michelin is the better of the brands.
I will post the experience in detail soon.
Let me know if you anything else,PM me maybe we can chat on the phone if needed.
Cheers..!
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