post pics after installing

 

tsw=totally soft wheels. they do look nice but just becareful with em...

 

I've heard TSW rims are a bit soft, but I have those same Montage rims in 20" on my RX330 with 50 series tires. I drive over curbs and pot holes all the time They've held up well with no bends for about 3 years now. The 50 series tires do play a large factor in that though. Either way, it is a nice rim that doesn't break the bank.

 

where did you get those rims from? o yeah and the tires? The rims look nice and can't wait for them to be on your car.

 

discount tire co. that's where I got both the rims and tires.

 

do you race your car or something? if not unless you are running 40" chrome non forged rims it wont do anything to your suspension, it may slow down your rotational mass and change your odometer.

 

nice choice in wheel...it'll go well with your blacked out theme they are very similar to what i have on my car now but mine are chrome....i'll be putting on new wheels this weekend tho

 

added a photo, let me know what you guys think. i haven't dropped it yet but that's the next paycheck

 

great pic isgrrl.... the wheels look awesome

 

Your car look very smooth. I bet it would look much nicer once you drop your car with spring. What type of spring are you planning to use? That model next to your car made it look ever better to look at

 

haha. I was planning on going with the Eibach Pro Kit but I'm not sure if it will have the same drop on a 350 as it will with my 250.

 

Pricey for TSWs. I wouldn't of personally chose them, the TSW trend stopped in the early 90s.

 

why got to follow the trend. Its all about what you like and not much of what is hot today and not tomorrow.

 

actually I got a better deal that I've seen anywhere online and heard about, I'd like to see where they're priced lower.

also, I'm not one for trends, and I've seen multiple people on the boards with TSW's, so maybe the trend isn't quite over yet.

 

She didnt pay $2k for the rims. That included everything...tires, mount & balancing, insurance, etc. $225/rim = $900 for 19" TSW. That is not a bad price. Now what you paid for tires...depends on what kind they are.
I like your car & rims...pretty sweet ride for a girl young enough to be going to home comming...you're lucky. When I was your age, I was pushing a dark blue 82 Grand Marquis with a black hood and one light blue fender...hahah listen to me..."when i was your age" I'm only 26 and I sound like an old foogie.