saucn

Getting new wheels installed on the 24th and reallllly don't want to curb rash them. I saw a car with some sort of rim protector on the road about a week or two ago and ever I've been searching online for a product and came across Rim Ringz. I wanted to know if anyone has used or heard of Rim Ringz.

I'll be posting pics when I get the wheels installed for those that are curious on what they are I'm also looking for alternatives if you guys know of any. I have about two weeks to find a rim protector.

computerwi

I only discovered these existed after a small nick myself in an underground parkade...just as I was leaving to pay!

I think the difficulty would be finding ones that don't look ugly. My neighbor has these on his car, but I think they look terrible...

ramlawih

I honestly think they are ugly even if its black ring on a black rim, it takes away from the size of the rim and makes it look smaller. I scratch my rim sometimes and i honestly prefer a scratched rim over that anyday

LeapFrog

A friend has these on his Tesla and they look fine -- they've saved his wheels twice in just a few months:

https://www.alloygator.com/

Thang

I had these on my old car at one point:

http://wheelbands.com/

They were terrible, would never recommend them to anyone. You're better off taking extra precautions when parking.

phoenix888

These actually look pretty clean, and being that you can order in any color, you can even use this to make a little more statement on your Rim while protecting that finish.... Doesn't look like a bad product. Does anybody have this installed on their IS as of yet? If so, please post a pic.

heyarms

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Or just drive carefully... Its not hard to avoid curbs and such.

goldengame

This. If you're reversing just move your mirrors down a bit so you can see the curb.

dnasians

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they look pretty bad... but if it help you sleep better at night, go for it.