Every car looks better on steelies

Every car looks better on steelies

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Billy_Whizzzz

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2,340 posts

157 months

Thursday 10th April
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Just like estates are ALWAYS the best of the breed, pretty sure that ALL cars look better on steelies. Including - below - Defenders where alloys are always rubbish. Just wish there were more that fitted over larger brakes on modern cars. A few examples of cars where the steel option is always better:












Cold

15,950 posts

104 months

Thursday 10th April
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Billy_Whizzzz said:
Just like estates are ALWAYS the best of the breed, pretty sure that ALL cars look better on steelies.
No, and no. Two comments, both wrong. HTH.

John D.

19,198 posts

223 months

Thursday 10th April
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Theres a Z3 on steel wheels local to me which I think looks kind of cool.

Best I could find online:


njw1

2,437 posts

125 months

Thursday 10th April
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Billy_Whizzzz said:
Just like estates are ALWAYS the best of the breed, pretty sure that ALL cars look better on steelies. Including - below - Defenders where alloys are always rubbish. Just wish there were more that fitted over larger brakes on modern cars. A few examples of cars where the steel option is always better:











Now try it again with cars made in the last twenty or so years...

Billy_Whizzzz

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2,340 posts

157 months

Thursday 10th April
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njw1 said:
Billy_Whizzzz said:
Just like estates are ALWAYS the best of the breed, pretty sure that ALL cars look better on steelies. Including - below - Defenders where alloys are always rubbish. Just wish there were more that fitted over larger brakes on modern cars. A few examples of cars where the steel option is always better:











Now try it again with cars made in the last twenty or so years...




biggbn

26,967 posts

234 months

Thursday 10th April
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Billy_Whizzzz said:
njw1 said:
Billy_Whizzzz said:
Just like estates are ALWAYS the best of the breed, pretty sure that ALL cars look better on steelies. Including - below - Defenders where alloys are always rubbish. Just wish there were more that fitted over larger brakes on modern cars. A few examples of cars where the steel option is always better:











Now try it again with cars made in the last twenty or so years...



Always fancied a set of steelys on my mini.

MDMA .

9,543 posts

115 months

Thursday 10th April
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Mine will be coming off next week and the summers going back on.




Pica-Pica

15,141 posts

98 months

Thursday 10th April
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And probably lighter than most alloys.

mike9009

8,133 posts

257 months

Thursday 10th April
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MDMA . said:
Mine will be coming off next week and the summers going back on.



Have you run on space savers all winter? wink

njw1

2,437 posts

125 months

Thursday 10th April
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Billy_Whizzzz said:



The Defender, yes, the Mini and the VW just look like you've bought the base version and the 1 series looks like you've bought the base version AND lost your wheel trims!

I have nothing against steelies by the way, the cars in the OP look superb.

Edited by njw1 on Thursday 10th April 19:36

Quinten

1,163 posts

255 months

Thursday 10th April
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I like them


Baldchap

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106 months

Thursday 10th April
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Not true I'm afraid.


PistonbrokePaul

874 posts

185 months

Thursday 10th April
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Billy_Whizzzz said:
That's my M140i and the x1 winter steelies I have for it. I do have some proper BMW 17" wheel trims but I think it looks better with the plain steel wheels, I think if they were silver it would look a bit better but certainly not as nice as it does on alloys.

MDMA .

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115 months

Thursday 10th April
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mike9009 said:
Have you run on space savers all winter? wink
7.5 x 17 square set up. They were new on and genuine winter steels, but they don’t have the best coating on them from new. Dropping them off when I swap them over and having a fresh coat of silver powder on them.

InductionRoar

2,098 posts

146 months

Thursday 10th April
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Billy_Whizzzz said:
This would look better on wires and two ear spinners. Otherwise, I agree.

FourWheelDrift

90,856 posts

298 months

Thursday 10th April
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Pica-Pica said:
And probably lighter than most alloys.
I don't want to be that guy, but steel is an alloy.

NAAHD

188 posts

39 months

Thursday 10th April
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At least you don’t need to worry about kerbs

MattsCar

1,698 posts

119 months

Thursday 10th April
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My car, run steels all year round. Nothing custom/special either, just steels for a Vauxhall Tigra Twin Top. £35 each a few years ago.


B'stard Child

30,173 posts

260 months

Thursday 10th April
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njw1 said:
Now try it again with cars made in the last twenty or so years...
2013 OK?


Youforreal.

964 posts

18 months

Thursday 10th April
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Still all look like they lost wheel trims, terrible