VE owners with 22's

[ashtray1]

they look hot lexani fire come in 20" cause i dont think they come in 22"

 

[dufus]

they look hot lexani fire come in 20" cause i dont think they come in 22"

ahk, I didnt know what sizes they came in. Ill do another one and make them smaller for you.

 

[dufus]

Here they are at what I think is about a 20, you will have less tyre than what is in the picture though:


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[ashtray1]

love your photoshopping skills.

I reckon those now look like 18's with like a 235/60/18 tyre lol

just kidding

 

[CSP]

If you post a picture up of your car and a picture of the wheels I can photoshop them onto the car for you.

Can you do my HG photoshopped with simmons wheels on it?

 

[CSP]

those do look good what size are they?, however im not really into racing style rims.

I wouldn't call them racing style rims... They're 19x8 on the front and 19x9.5 on the rear. I personally prefer a bit more tyre. I think rims can overpower the look of a car when they're too big.

 

[ashtray1]

I agree, the way i see the wheels that i am looking at is that on the VE some 20's look too small and some look good and some 22's look good and some look too big.

 

[Wombat]

Good Lord...nope, sorry to say it, but they look "wrong" for that...20" seem to look OK and somehow still retain a bit of sidewall, but those 22" just look a bit odd...

Not to mention those thin licorice-strip tyres just waiting for the first decent typical central Queensland highway pothole hit at 100km/hr...they might be nice for cruising the well-funded roads of Brisbane and the Gold Coast, but you'd want to have the original wheels at home for going on long trips on real world roads...some wheels are for really only meant for show cars I'm afraid...

 

[silver_bullet]

Good Lord...nope, sorry to say it, but they look "wrong" for that...20" seem to look OK and somehow still retain a bit of sidewall, but those 22" just look a bit odd...

Not to mention those thin licorice-strip tyres just waiting for the first decent typical central Queensland highway pothole hit at 100km/hr...they might be nice for cruising the well-funded roads of Brisbane and the Gold Coast, but you'd want to have the original wheels at home for going on long trips on real world roads...some wheels are for really only meant for show cars I'm afraid...

i agree with this dude, i live like 3-4 hours from him, some people fall in potholes never to be seen again up here. my mates 245/30x20 on his maloo only just cope.

 

[ashtray1]

i agree with this dude, i live like 3-4 hours from him, some people fall in potholes never to be seen again up here. my mates 245/30x20 on his maloo only just cope.

I think ill stick with just getting 20's. I may get a set of the Holden 20" supersports. I saw them on a ve calais the other day and they looked good.