I recommended Signature Wheels because their super light. I mean, we're talking as close to carbon fiber as you can get. I agree with galaxy... you don't want to go cheap with a summer set. You're best bet would be a used set from buyers remorse or covid 19 hit on the used market.
Looking for a pair for the winter. Im not into the garage queen stuff, this is a daily driver and it will rack up miles. Not looking to go to car shows with it nor the track since the closest one is 3-4 hours away. While most shield this car from the rain I will be plowing through some light snow in it.
Just make sure they have a guarantee behind them. Chipped, bent wheels end up in the market place all the time. It’ll cost an additional $500 or so to repair if they are damaged.
Love that picture!!My buddy has the bronze sve ones on his for winter tires haha they look fine IMO. i think he runs 285/40/19 on them but not certain
I'm looking at these for a light weight replacement. I sure you can find cheaper and heavier.
WHY??
Because it is full of snow and uses it as a daily Driver.WHY??
It had been raining south of Dallas and into the Gulf for DAYS. We stop in Shreveport LA for the night and its still raining. So, wife and I start watching news and they are predicting rain for next week. I wake up at 3 AM and worrying about car being flooded, we pack and leave. About an hour south on the interstate, they closed Interstate for flooding. We following a couple of tractor trailers through backroads going south. Takes about an hour to go 30 miles, Crossed some flooded roadways following the trucks, they pushed most of the water away so Shelby gets thru. Get on interstate and hours later end up is Gulf Port Ms for the night and they are having 35 knot winds blowing off the ocean. Next morning car is covered in light SAND.
