On a more serious note, am I the only one not enthralled with the black Pretorias? I think they'd look great in that diamond black finish that VW used on the Karthoum's a few year back
Somehow, black wheels always remind me of a curbed wheel and somebody said "hey, I've got a rattle can of black paint, I can make that go away" or cheap winter steelies.
I’m with you. But, I don’t care for the standard wheels on the 19 either. My take on black wheels is “I’m too lazy to clean my wheels”.
I’m with you. But, I don’t care for the standard wheels on the 19 either. My take on black wheels is “I’m too lazy to clean my wheels”.
Maybe it is my eyes, but black wheels seem to lose all detail and just look like a black blob regardless of design. Shiny black is a shiny blob, flat black is a brake dust dirty blob.They'll be black with brake dust soon enough![]()
Maybe it is my eyes, but black wheels seem to lose all detail and just look like a black blob regardless of design. Shiny black is a shiny blob, flat black is a brake dust dirty blob.
Maybe I'm getting old, but I still think that silver wheels look best. Chrome is awful (I'm not that old), colors look cartoonish. Bronze can be interesting depending on the wheel and car color.
The Pretorias (in silver) are certainly far nicer that those other things.
I’m with you. But, I don’t care for the standard wheels on the 19 either. My take on black wheels is “I’m too lazy to clean my wheels”.
I think the question for me would be "which is easier to sell?"Agree, black just gets lost up against black tires and black wheel wells.
The difficult choose is black Pretorias or silver Englishtown wheels.
I think the question for me would be "which is easier to sell?"