Anyone with a USB IS-F with TSW Wheels..19 vs 20's
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I wanted to see what you guys thought about these TSW wheel styles on the USB IS-F
i also wanted to know If anyone had 19's and then went to 20's and the ride got really bad?
thank in advance
i also wanted to know If anyone had 19's and then went to 20's and the ride got really bad?
thank in advance
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TSW wheels are great wheels. They have a great reputation and have been around for years. They make wheels for SO many specific brands ( Benz, BMW, Lexus, Porsche, and Range Rover ) . I would recommend you stick with a concave wheel for a more modern look and TSW even has a good amount of forged light weight options
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This is the opposite of what Ive ever heard of TSW.. always known as 'The Soft wheel'. Lots has changed with their forged lineup.. but I wouldnt say they are great wheels with a great reputation. The are a lower mid range wheel... you can certainly get better quality for the price.
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This is the opposite of what Ive ever heard of TSW.. always known as 'The Soft wheel'. Lots has changed with their forged lineup.. but I wouldnt say they are great wheels with a great reputation. The are a lower mid range wheel... you can certainly get better quality for the price.
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Vossen has some pretty nice wheels if you are looking for 20s. RedlineAZ's wheels looked STUNNING in person. In the short while I was standing by his car I had 2 comments and a couple of very long stares at the car.
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thanks guys - ive raised my budget a bit and am looking into vossens as we speak.
i have one last question... does offest mean the same with all rim manufacturers? Meaning is +40 the same with vossen as it is with lexani? I don't want to be stuck buying from someone just because they know the fitment.
thanks for the help
i have one last question... does offest mean the same with all rim manufacturers? Meaning is +40 the same with vossen as it is with lexani? I don't want to be stuck buying from someone just because they know the fitment.
thanks for the help
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Now the TSW thing makes more sense. While Vossens do look decent, they are not a high quality wheel either....
If you are on a budget its worth a shot looking at the classifieds.. you can get a better quality wheel for a similar price of the lesser quality ones new.
If you are on a budget its worth a shot looking at the classifieds.. you can get a better quality wheel for a similar price of the lesser quality ones new.
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You might be surprised at Vossen's quality these days. I owned a set of vfs2 and they were well manufactured, flow forged, lightweight and beautifully finished. I know some of their original cast wheels didn't hold up to demands, but give the company some credit, more sales = more r&d money and now they're churning out a forged line as well.
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