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Do you think it would look cool to change my wheel caps from color painted crests to black and white and then have the calipers painted guards red?
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I love those wheels too. I was going to get those when I purchase my Cayenne but maybe, I will get them for my Cab instead!
Here is a question for you guys, since someone mentioned the colors and the ying and yang thing. I have an Artic Silver cab with gray interior and top and I am thinking about keeping the accent coloring on the car to a minimum. ie, change to the silver hood crest and stuff like that. Do you think it would look cool to change my wheel caps from color painted crests to black and white and then have the calipers painted guards red? Red is the only other color that I have on the exterior of the car and that is from the tail lights. What do you think?
I had the colored center caps on my sport design wheels and tried them out on these but didn't like the look of it since I have a silver hood crest.
IMHO the colored crest wheels caps look best on a car other than black or silver.
Woody - I also have the Bridgestone Potenza RE750 tires on my car. The rear tires feel hard (or harsh) when going over a bump or an expansion joint on the road or highway. Have you noticed the same thing I am experiencing? Just curious.
I also had RE750 on my sport design wheels prior to these. As they wore and got older I did notice they felt increasingly more harsh when hitting a bump, crack in the road, etc. The new tires seem to ride better.
Maybe the rubber gets harder after they have been on the car for a while or it could just be as the rubber just wears on the rear there is less cushion to absorb the bumps?
Long story short, yes I noticed a difference.
