Where to buy Rims
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I like it when white (or the car color in general) is integrated into the wheel. A solid white wheel is to much for me and I have seen many painted wheels peel. I considered having some black painted on my wheels and was told the cost was $250 per wheel no matter how much I had painted because of the process.
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i am waiting for KHANN wheels to arrive in US when they get a dealer set up.
by far, these new dux 10s are the best design yet.
http://www.khann.ru/products/dux-10
by far, these new dux 10s are the best design yet.
http://www.khann.ru/products/dux-10
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Nice, will the US dealer come anytime soon?
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i am waiting for KHANN wheels to arrive in US when they get a dealer set up.
by far, these new dux 10s are the best design yet.
http://www.khann.ru/products/dux-10
by far, these new dux 10s are the best design yet.
http://www.khann.ru/products/dux-10
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i am waiting for KHANN wheels to arrive in US when they get a dealer set up.
by far, these new dux 10s are the best design yet.
http://www.khann.ru/products/dux-10
by far, these new dux 10s are the best design yet.
http://www.khann.ru/products/dux-10
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I'm absolutely not a fan of 20" or larger wheels -- they are heavier, more fragile, expensive, and the tires are more expensive as well. As a result of the heavier weight and shorter sidewall, ride is worse as well. And I don't care for the look either. The only advantage of a larger wheel is that you can go to a larger diameter brake rotor, which will be less likely to fade under heavy use.
Be that as it may, one advantage of the GX 460 is that the bolt pattern is the same as all the Toyota trucks. 4Runner, Land Cruiser, LX570, Tacoma, Sequoia, and Tundra wheels will all fit the GX 460.
Be that as it may, one advantage of the GX 460 is that the bolt pattern is the same as all the Toyota trucks. 4Runner, Land Cruiser, LX570, Tacoma, Sequoia, and Tundra wheels will all fit the GX 460.
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I'm absolutely not a fan of 20" or larger wheels -- they are heavier, more fragile, expensive, and the tires are more expensive as well. As a result of the heavier weight and shorter sidewall, ride is worse as well. And I don't care for the look either. The only advantage of a larger wheel is that you can go to a larger diameter brake rotor, which will be less likely to fade under heavy use.
Be that as it may, one advantage of the GX 460 is that the bolt pattern is the same as all the Toyota trucks. 4Runner, Land Cruiser, LX570, Tacoma, Sequoia, and Tundra wheels will all fit the GX 460.
Be that as it may, one advantage of the GX 460 is that the bolt pattern is the same as all the Toyota trucks. 4Runner, Land Cruiser, LX570, Tacoma, Sequoia, and Tundra wheels will all fit the GX 460.
The GX has different bolt pattern from the rest of the SUVs
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Nice, what exactly do you have? Is that a two piece rim?
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