PEP BOY WHEELS?
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I never tried em, but wouldnt cause they'd be heavier, not as appealing and everytime i looked at my car i'd probably wished i'd waited for more cash flow, and gotten a good name brand that looked better--jus my opinion, i could be wrong
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Rep Power: 0 I bought some because at the time I didn't have any money and was tired of my stock wheels. However, they looked like sh@#! I had them for about a month and finally got some real wheels. I sold those POS wheels for cheap to a little wheel and tire shop. Save your money and get something that you will really enjoy. Your car will thank you.
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Rep Power: 0 Imo, just get what you like. It doesn't really matter where it comes from. It's not like you are going to put a pep boys wheel on and hit a bump and the rim is going to crack in half.
Anyhow, I would look at the Rota line of wheels. They are relatively inexpensive, of high quality, and most importantly, of light-weight.
450 for the wheels shipped to your door in a 15" size.
100 for mounting your stock tires, chrome valve stems, lugs, and balance.
Anyhow, I would look at the Rota line of wheels. They are relatively inexpensive, of high quality, and most importantly, of light-weight.
450 for the wheels shipped to your door in a 15" size.
100 for mounting your stock tires, chrome valve stems, lugs, and balance.
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