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TRIZ Chrome is tough stuff to take off, I dont think you'll have any problems with it as long as you dont let brake dust build up on it, and you give them a wash every time they need it.
But chrome is out of style, and was never in style for a civic. Plus at 900 bucks a set, thats a hosing, you could get much nicer rims for that price.
I agree with you whole-heartily that they are expensive and probably get better but its more out of frustration on my part. I am as newbie as can be with cars - I just started changing oil, rotors, pads, etc. so I have a very limited knowledge of cars and wheels. I can go on tirerack.com type in 2006 Honda Civic Sedan LX and get 12 pages of wheels. If I eliminate forged wheels (way too expensive) I think it drops to 8 pages. Plus I don't need sporty looking wheels as I don't own an Si, it's a 4 door family daily driver! So what looks appropriate (narrowed that down to 5-6 post wheels) for the car plus since it's a daily driver what will survive potholes, etc.? Looking to spend a max. of $250/wheel, prefer less. Was looking at ASA, Enkei and Motegi but who knows their quality.
So, I appeciate the comment that I can get better for that amount of money but you can see my dilemma and frustrations as I want to get them before the summer ends to enjoy them for a while before I take them off for the winter.
Howard