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Originally Posted by 2010_5thgen
those, like the silver concept, have 22" wheels on the rear.
i dont see the DONK image happening on this car considering were all pretty used to seeing the 21 and 22" wheels on the concept. plus since it can fit up t oa 24" wheel, they actually wont look bad on it because you do have alot of fender t ofill up. it only looks rediculous on most cars because the fender gap between the wheel and fender is so small.
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I hope not. You're right, IMVHO, that the relationship between wheel and fender opening sizes also affect looks. 28-inch tall tires just seem like they give up some in performance but, that's just MHO. It may help ride quality, but I can change it if I don't like it, so no big deal.
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Originally Posted by 2010_5thgen
just like when 18" wheels started getting big, the tires prices were rediculous becasuse everyone was used to paying a certain price for a 16" rim. it depends on where you buy. yeah its going to be alot more compared to an 18" rim but they should not be that bad. also there are only select companies that make a 21" tire now. after there are hundreds or even thousands of cars being made with bigger wheels and tires, the cost WILL com down.
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True enough. The cheapest tires I found above 255 cross-sectionally with 21-inch diameters was like $350 a tire! I won't be doing burnouts if that's the case!!!