New wheels!
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New wheels!
This first post has only one picture of only one wheel. I bought four wheels with tires. 16,000 miles, rotated every 5,000 miles, and owned by a car detailer. They were always kept clean! What'* also awesome is that they came with Pirelli PZero Nero tires that are rated for 65K miles.
So, I've upgraded to 17" wheels! Now I just need to keep these clean, but it'll be much easier to do with how smooth and glossy they are. I have much better handling now, and the wider tires help me get some good grip on launches. I'm extremely satisfied. More pictures soon.
So, I've upgraded to 17" wheels! Now I just need to keep these clean, but it'll be much easier to do with how smooth and glossy they are. I have much better handling now, and the wider tires help me get some good grip on launches. I'm extremely satisfied. More pictures soon.
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They're 235/55/17 tires, slightly bigger than stock, but I'd really like to go for 245/50/17 tires to match the stock size. The 235 width looks just right with the width of the car, though.
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Yes, they are Mustang wheels!
For this whole set with the Pirelli tires and the like-new wheels, I paid $450. It'* relatively steep, but it make sense to me since new tires, mounted and balanced, cost $500 for my stock wheels. I think this was a crazy-awesome deal.
For this whole set with the Pirelli tires and the like-new wheels, I paid $450. It'* relatively steep, but it make sense to me since new tires, mounted and balanced, cost $500 for my stock wheels. I think this was a crazy-awesome deal.