I rolled through the hood to show off for my fan club the other day. Here are the new 20'' Enkei Luxury Series wheels I got with Toyo Proxes 245/55 ZR20s. I took them off two days later. Looks good, but doesnt feel good as stock 17'*. Ill use them for weekends only.

You do give up ride ability with some wheel and tire combination'*. They look nice though!

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Nice looking wheels. Bet it'* a rough ride though.

I almost put them back on today but it was raining off and on and I dont want to clean the car and rims only to get wet an hour later. Everybody tells me to get some white 22s but I think thats a bit much because I drive alot and if I blow one tire out Im not forking over $100+ for a used one, let alone $200 for a new one. At least with these a used tire is around $80 and a new one wont be so much more.

245/55R20? I think you mean 245/35. I don't know how well a 245/55 would tuck when mounted on a 20" wheel. That would be a fairly large profile.

Yeah my bad its a 245/35/20

Oh, good. I was all :* ya know? My Monte had 20'* on it and I was running 255/35'*. I'm thinking about doing the same to the Bonne.

I just went to Tire Wholesalers today and picked up 3 new tires that were 255/35/20 because the 245/35/20 was too thin and I went to Xochimilcos on the southwest side of Detroit the night before last and came out to find that my freshly detailed car was on a flat with the seal broken. The southwest side is notorious for potholes and dents due to construction and apparently I hit one on my way there and it leaked out as I ate. So I had to 'escape' the neighborhood and ride the flat about a mile over to the old Tiger Stadium and wait for someone to come with the spare. I ditched the tires after that. The 255/35 was much more tread and you dont feel every rut in the road as much either.

Yeah 255/35/20'* are a lot nicer. The rims I had on my Monte were put on by a conversion company, not by me or the previous owner, so they were done right. The funny thing about them though was because a conversion company did it they put a new tire info sticker on the door. They said I should put 51 PSI cold in the tires...wtf? That'* way toooooo much air.

They were aiming for a blowout lol I had that happen once. But I got the blowout on 96 outside of Howell at midnight in the fall and I had to walk about 3 miles to town to buy a jack and 4 way then lug it back to put the spare on