Help! I hate black rims.

Silver wheels have a lot of contrast against the black tires and flares, and would work with red. I liked when oems used mostly silver on their wheels. Then when people wanted to buy aftermarket rims in a different finish, that was a big change over what was already on the vehicle.

I find that chrome is almost the same as black paint on a wheel as it will hide most of the detail.

 

I’m yer huckleberry
https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/wto/d/foothill-ranch-toyota-fj-cruiser-tacoma/7454054364.html

Glitter these up with yer aggressive stance and go GIRL!

 

Method 701s Bahia blue

clean and dirty

 

DUDE!

Thanks for posting your Sport!

Black wheels are awesome!

Ed

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I think OEM wheels stay a bit more relevant, but that's me

And I am not a huge fan of black wheels. But sometimes they work but mostly I just see them as the lazy option.
#3 came with them and I like the overall look of the grey and black


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wait... where the hell did that guy with the Volksrod go?
goddamn kids

 

Gunmetal cruë checking in.

 

Your thread got jacked, you can’t get it back at this point. I do agree about the longevity of bronze wheels, how long has the black wheel trend lasted? Also fan of the brushed metal. But these styles will be the next trend.

 

Why did you glue a kitkat to one of the spokes?

 

Is that what that is? I thought it was a pack of condoms for those times when you need them the most.

 

I thought it was a flotation devise that activated if the truck submerged.

 

I really like my trd off-road stock wheels

 

No need for a diff breather mod

 

Off topic but those some sexy trucks

 

Ahhh………I realize now we are dealing with a man of discerning taste.

 

You "I could care less" people remind me of the "literally" instead of figuratively people. Changing the definition in the dictionary, because morons. Ughhhh

 

Pneumatically-enhanced, circular resistance-reducing cargo facilitators. Geez - read a book will ya? "Wheel" is what they called that round, pizza-looking stone thing neanderthal children played with at the end of a stick.

 

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