powder coated rims...
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This is good to know the cost. 2 of mine need repairs and repainting from some h-core offroading. I was worried about them looking different than the others. I'll just repaint all 4 at that cost.
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I dropped a wheel into a deep rut once and scratched up one of the wheels real bad on the edge of the curb. Took a chunk out of the flat part of one of the spokes. He also fixed that for no extra charge. Looks perfect, you would never know otherwise.
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only problem i have with gloss black is that you always have to keep your tires shined or it looks weird. The matte black matches the tires better, technically.
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That strikes as kind of a silly "problem". If the tires aren't clean and shined, the rest of the truck ( including the wheels) probably won't be clean either...
I assume no one is going to clean and shine their wheels without also cleaning the truck and tires also, so...
I do agree that tires that are "shined up" do look better in conjunction with shiny black wheels, but even if they are clean and "dry"( no shine stuff), they still look good with the shiny wheels.
A big difference is that the inside/ backside of the rims ( the "barrell) was also powdercoated shiny black, and it seems to give the rims a "deeper" look somehow.
I assume no one is going to clean and shine their wheels without also cleaning the truck and tires also, so...
I do agree that tires that are "shined up" do look better in conjunction with shiny black wheels, but even if they are clean and "dry"( no shine stuff), they still look good with the shiny wheels.
A big difference is that the inside/ backside of the rims ( the "barrell) was also powdercoated shiny black, and it seems to give the rims a "deeper" look somehow.
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That strikes as kind of a silly "problem". If the tires aren't clean and shined, the rest of the truck ( including the wheels) probably won't be clean either...
I assume no one is going to clean and shine their wheels without also cleaning the truck and tires also, so...
I do agree that tires that are "shined up" do look better in conjunction with shiny black wheels, but even if they are clean and "dry"( no shine stuff), they still look good with the shiny wheels.
A big difference is that the inside/ backside of the rims ( the "barrell) was also powdercoated shiny black, and it seems to give the rims a "deeper" look somehow.
I assume no one is going to clean and shine their wheels without also cleaning the truck and tires also, so...
I do agree that tires that are "shined up" do look better in conjunction with shiny black wheels, but even if they are clean and "dry"( no shine stuff), they still look good with the shiny wheels.
A big difference is that the inside/ backside of the rims ( the "barrell) was also powdercoated shiny black, and it seems to give the rims a "deeper" look somehow.
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I am about to put some wheels like this on my platinum because I like the look of them. They're off a buddies tremor.