Anyone want to swap their Black GT4 wheels for Platinum?
Discussion
I don't have a set of wheels to swap.
However, if you can afford it, and plan to use the car year around, an option could be a second set of rims and running tyres more appropriate for winter on those.
The standard tyres are epic if you can get enough heat in them, which even on a cold winters day is doable, as long as it's dry. When it's cold and wet they're a bit sub-par. Which is fair enough given how good they are in such a wide range of other conditions.
That way you could have your second set of rims in whichever colour you want
However, if you can afford it, and plan to use the car year around, an option could be a second set of rims and running tyres more appropriate for winter on those.
The standard tyres are epic if you can get enough heat in them, which even on a cold winters day is doable, as long as it's dry. When it's cold and wet they're a bit sub-par. Which is fair enough given how good they are in such a wide range of other conditions.
That way you could have your second set of rims in whichever colour you want
ChrisW. said:
I have a spare set of wheels in Black with MPSSprts on them.
I'm not concerned about the colour --- the car came as standard with the Platinum wheels on which I have MPSC2's --- and I'm based near Leeds ?
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Have emailed you - let me know if you received it?I'm not concerned about the colour --- the car came as standard with the Platinum wheels on which I have MPSC2's --- and I'm based near Leeds ?
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I'm happy to travel
Thanks
Oso said:
I don't have a set of wheels to swap.
However, if you can afford it, and plan to use the car year around, an option could be a second set of rims and running tyres more appropriate for winter on those.
The standard tyres are epic if you can get enough heat in them, which even on a cold winters day is doable, as long as it's dry. When it's cold and wet they're a bit sub-par. Which is fair enough given how good they are in such a wide range of other conditions.
That way you could have your second set of rims in whichever colour you want
Would prefer a swap, as I don't use the car enough to warrant 2 sets However, if you can afford it, and plan to use the car year around, an option could be a second set of rims and running tyres more appropriate for winter on those.
The standard tyres are epic if you can get enough heat in them, which even on a cold winters day is doable, as long as it's dry. When it's cold and wet they're a bit sub-par. Which is fair enough given how good they are in such a wide range of other conditions.
That way you could have your second set of rims in whichever colour you want
Thanks
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