need lightweight rims
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My tires are starting to go bald(for some unknown reason
) and i need to buy new tires so i thought that i would buy my wheels while i was at it. I need some lightweight wheels and i prefer 16's at least 10 inches wide but will settle for up to 18's and 9.5 inches wide. Need to know real soon guys so let me know what you think.
) and i need to buy new tires so i thought that i would buy my wheels while i was at it. I need some lightweight wheels and i prefer 16's at least 10 inches wide but will settle for up to 18's and 9.5 inches wide. Need to know real soon guys so let me know what you think.
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He probably wants a 9.5" for a nitto drag radial... Most polished wheels are lightweight but I personally can't keep them up... If you want chrome look into some 3-piece forged aluminum wheels... I know there are a few companies out there that make em... and I know they're real light
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I hear Centerline wheels are very light weight. However, my chrome 20" Centerline Stingrays III with the Cooper 275/45/20 came in at 70.5 pounds each. I was a little disapointed after findind this out.
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Originally Posted by 01Sierra
He probably wants a 9.5" for a nitto drag radial... Most polished wheels are lightweight but I personally can't keep them up... If you want chrome look into some 3-piece forged aluminum wheels... I know there are a few companies out there that make em... and I know they're real light
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