White letters in or out on Tires?

But would you put the white letters in or out?

 

Out. Everyone does in

 

Out

 

NICE!!!!!! LOOKS GOOD.

 

When I get new tires, I'll probably go with white out. Any Black third gens with white out? Don't think I saw any pics of black here.

 

Clean truck! I can see white out on a white truck. Any other color though... now you got x color, black tires, white letters... too much going on for my taste.

 

I had no choice. Factory installed white out but I HATE white letters. So I talked dealer in to flipping for free before I took delivery. People at dealership all agreed it looked much better. Did not have to worry about it when I bought Tundra. Tires were all black.

 

Decided to bring back the white letters on the last set-up. I like it, but can never tell on the next set.

 

You paid for the tires, if you are happy with your decision, white out. If you don't give a rat's a_ _ about showing what your hard earned $$'s purchased, white in.....simple

 

Just read 11 pages of comments and still can’t decide. I’m leaning towards white, but I’m not sure my 16yr old son is gonna agree. But he ain’t writing the check.

 

I used to LOVE white out back in the day (cars & trucks); now I lean more towards black out...but some of these really look good with white out, provided its the correct combination of truck color, style, & size.

 

No white letters, don’t like them in or out.

 

My first gen I went white out my third gen they're going black out.

IMO if you buy shite brands that have no instaham cred they always should go black out, so not to spook any other drivers on the road

 

Black out.

 

It’s funny how people associate things like they are very old and can’t be done anymore. Me personally I think all black wheels and black tires get lost on a vehicle. From a slight distance $1000 wheels can look like hubcaps for all anyone else knows. It’s personal opinion, but to say it’s “old” or “dated” doesn’t make sense to me.

 

I offer my opinion to those who ask for one, not otherwise .
So, you asked.
I prefer black.

 

White out!

 

White Out