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depend on the style of the wheel, I say go with 19's, it'll look a lot better. I switched from 18"s to 19"s, and do not regret a bit
I think 18" or 19" are good.Depends on where you live.
If you need snow/winter tires there are more available in 18" as opposed to 19". Plus, on an 18" you can run a 40/45 series tire which makes the ride a little better if you live in an area with rough roads... like we have in the North West.
i think 18s can look decent when the car is slammed.
Yeah, but then you have to worry about potholes, and curbs, and dips, and a whole host of other baddies.... Seattle is not a good place for lowered cars. I assume the East Coast would be the same as well.
I used to be into the "dumped" look when I was 18-21 but now that I am older (nearly 30) and paying roughly 900 a month for a car it doesnt seem to make sense to take the chance of having it damaged due to normal driving.
Now, I just want something that looks nice, rides nice, offers good performance and make me smile when I "occasionally" feel like going through some twistys.
03-11-09, 01:44 PM
