wheels for CU2

Too prone to punctures. a good pothole will cost you a rim and a tyre

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Originally Posted by crunkman99

why not get 22s on a CU2

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Originally Posted by denot

hmmm Lets turn the question the other way around :p, if I got gunmetal grey rims... what car colour is suitable for me then? :p

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White

^^^ LOL Buddah, you kno I fell in love with the white already :p

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Originally Posted by denot

^^^ LOL Buddah, you kno I fell in love with the white already :p

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Personally i think it is the best colour in the range, If you look into the future white & silver tend to have the best resale values. But everyone to their own taste.

Why don't use black rims with white lip like this S5.

http://autoshow.permaisuri.com/autos...ame=164044.jpg

Only issue I have with black wheels is that when the car is moving, you can't really see the wheel design very well and it can be a bit hard to tell if it is an alloy wheel at all.

Do you drive with your head sticking out the window watching your wheel design while your driving?

^^^ hahahah not me, but I do look @ the wheel design if I want to take a pic of my car while a friend's driving it :p

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Originally Posted by .QD

Do you drive with your head sticking out the window watching your wheel design while your driving?

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Of course I do, doesn't everyone? I just find that when you see a car drive past with black wheels, it doesn't look like it has aftermarket wheels at all.

Since when stock rims come in black?

When it's covered in brake dust :)

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Originally Posted by SteveH

Of course I do, doesn't everyone? I just find that when you see a car drive past with black wheels, it doesn't look like it has aftermarket wheels at all.

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I think it's more the spoke pattern than the colour if you know what I mean.