I finally got my Superleggeras after a couple long weeks of waiting. I was dissapointed to find out that they didn't actually weigh much less than my stock 16s. Oh well. Sorry about the crappy pics. Will get some outdoor ones on a nicer day.
They're 17s. With the light weight wheels I thought getting 18s may have added too much harshness. It seems everyone out there on these forums are all getting at least 18s or 19s. I'll admit I was worried the 17s might look too small, but I don't think that's the case because they look good (at least in my head).
I bought them new from TireTrends.com. I probably could have gotten them a bit cheaper from TireRack but I wanted to avoid the problems with shipping internationally.
They were $385 each wheel plus around $165 for tires, Canadian that is (I just bought these new Kumho ASX All seasons). I'm hoping that I might not need winter tires. I went through half of last winter with all-seasons and didn't have too many problems. If the wider wheel affects me too negatively than I'll put winters on my stock rims and put summers on my new rims when these tires wear out.
actually, no - I ordered them this past monday. However, I was extremely happy with the pics of your car. I'm very excited. Putting them on in the morning - they're still at the office in a stack.
actually, no - I ordered them this past monday. However, I was extremely happy with the pics of your car. I'm very excited. Putting them on in the morning - they're still at the office in a stack.
I just bought another set of locks for my wheels....you can never be too safe in these parts.
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