It also has 8 spokes which I think is important to the look. The pics were taken in Australia so if they have rims we don't the odds of finding them are slim. Maybe if someone is that curious they can email tire shops in Melbourne.

 

Thank you, BMW USA, for a "money shot" illustrating headlight washers.

 

 

Does anyone know what wheels are on the white tsx in the very 1st picture in the 1st post on this thread?

 

niceee lol

 

If you want them aesthetic purposes, maybe you can ask Xenonspecialist to make a mold of it similar with the material he uses to make the M3 lip spoilers and you can attach them with 3M tape.

 

IMHO, fake headlight washers for aesthetic purposes ~ tits on a boar. ... Fish on a bicycle. ... Breast implants on an already beautiful woman. ... MP3 players with calendars.

Reminds me of a Civic around here I saw with fake "side engine vents" ... on the doors. As if the engine compartment vents through a duct in the door (noisy, eh, buddy?). If you are that far gone, put fake farking washers on only after you've equipped your ride with whale tale, under-car neon, "spinners" on wheels, and rotating rope light for the license plate. </snarky>

 

And in the OP's picture there are eight double spokes instead of the Work's seven double spokes.

 

yep. wackura already beat you to pointing that one out.

 

so what rims are they?