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Here are some more pics bro! Cheers

Yes as noted in my review I did yesterday she does have the Hakkapelliitta 10's studded but we are not allowed to have them in Ottawa and plus I am literally 30 seconds away from the Ottawa Police main branch West end office so there's cops constantly driving in this area! I will use these for...

Yes it's my daily and probably drive my S550 than most during the whole year as I also use this as my work car for onsite computer work since 2016. I did do some rustproofing in the beginning and TBH haven't done it in the last 3+ years during COVID but after looking at the under carriage YES...

I've been using the Blizzak WS80's since 2016 and at the end of 2024 I ended up upgrading to the new WS90's and here is my break down comparison between the two tires. Bridgestone Blizzak WS80's are AMAZING in 8-12+ inces of snow, better in heavy slush and icy conditions than the WS90's...

Is that like a 2 inch lip on those rear wheels and did the front have the same lip size? Was looking for a second set of summer wheels which this is very close to my ESR CS15's but different in it's own way...Question, which part of the wheel didn't you like about them?

Still love the wheels and will be keeping them for a long time. Still get the thumbs up on a daily when I have them on but the only thing I did change was the chrome rivets and installed the black chrome rivets which you can also buy from ESR. I really wanted the 19X10.5 ET22's but from my...

ET35 like what you have is very common and the "magic" offset for S550's so you're good but when you're dealing with a 3.65 inch lip like the ESR's, it's a different ball game and the poke will be half inch on inner and outer parts of the fender...

But again I'm pretty sure your offset isn't ET22 and the wheel being 19X10.5 right.

My concern is that I've seen many S550's running the ESR 19X10.5 ET22 but noticed their tire options were 275/35/19 and not 285's in the rear so that's why I was hoping a S550 running the same wheel as I am knows 100% because I already have brand new tires at 285/35/19's. I know that this forum...

Anyone out there running an ESR or other brand of wheel at 19X10.5 ET22 with 285/35/19 in the rear? I'm currently running the ESR CS15's 19X9.5 ET22 with 285/35/19 squared setup "Had to use a 1/4 wheel spacer to clear the front calipers" and want to get the 19X10.5 ET22 for the rears but worried...

Seen these on Audiocity.com and for colored wheels I think they were going for close to 2K and $1100USD for stock gloss black with chrome rivets! I'm in Canada so it'll be alot more expensive plus shipping and exchange rates!

I'm pretty sure they do now after watching one of the Fitment Industry videos on YT and just give them a call to confirm but from what my wheel guys told me there would be a half inch poke which is too much for me!

These are his wheel specs and you can find them here but in his pic the rivets look chrome and they come in a gold finish from the factory unless he replaced the rivets like I did on my CS15 wheels? I've also added a pic of my CS15's for reference too. My wheels are 19X9.5 ET22 all around...

Are those chrome or gold rivets on those wheels? My CS15's came chrome but changed them to gloss black but kinda miss the chrome finish...

Those are really nice looking wheels but they must be a pain to clean huh! lol

Sorry forgot to take a pic of the area for the tapping screws but I'll add an old pic of the RTR style diffuser for reference because it went in the same area. Pretty sure you can figure out the side pieces as they are also easy to install. It's help up perfectly fine with nothing coming loose...

Yes and you will have to use 2 1/2 self tapping screws to do the installation which is pretty simple but much easier if you have a second pair of hands to help you! My mistake was using Hyperdip and a cheap Duplicolor clear coat from Canadiantire and this is why it didn't hold up. I get so much...

You got some amazing backdrops in those pics!