mc222

Just venting a bit

My car started with 4 stock wheels

Then I got a set of Centerlines....Replaced 1

Then I needed a second so I said screw it, and Centerline replaced two (which I in turn sold)

I bought the RH C4s

3 months ago I replaces one

Today I purchased another as a replacement

That makes a total of 15 wheels total that have been on the car, 16 if you count the spare...


This is the last time I buy aftermarket wheels (at least while living in PA)

Anyone else have similar issues? My friends think Im nuts, but I assure them that Im not alone....

VXCL

are you bending them?

Dan

1. you have too much money

or

2. you need glasses to stop hitting stuff in the road.

anothercls

The cobblestone roads are doing it, or just the normal potholes in Philly.

I wont go with aftermarket wheels because I dont want to replace them, nor do I feel I can justify the cost.

Crazy Bimmer

stop wasting money on those wheeks and buy something thats forged.

mc222

I had forged wheels...I managed to crack them (Centerlines are forged)

And yes, I need glasses

mc222

From: The other guy who said he was the stupidest in the world
To: The other stupidest guy in the world

(I was the other one)

If zI was to do it again, I wouldnt get aftermarket wheels, not as long as I lived near and drove in Philly

mattg

those streets must suck major ass.

GEB

Try switching to 17" wheels. You have more rubber on them so they should hold up a little better. I know 18" and even 19" look better but those pot holes will kill them. Switching back to 17" wheels might just save you some money.

Joe5.0

I agree, stay with 17's if you keep bending them. I have hit some MAJOR potholes with aftermarket cast 17's and havent bent any yet. I think 17's still look good as long as your car is lowered.

Bulldog01

I've had 6 stock wheels on mine. :o