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with a rim like that, go as big as you can. It's a "show" rim and it'd look funny if it was proportionally small. 19s would be the best choice, but are prone to bending on crappy roads. 17s are too small. Go 18.
if you like to go real fast, i say go wiht 17's but get a different wheel that is not designed to be a show piece and one that is both light and strong, such as cold forged aluminum wheels
Nooo dont go with those rims I seen them on a camry on cardomain and one in person on a camry it does not look good its like a solid chrome rim with triangle holes but its your money to tell you the truth my brother was about to get them but after he seen it on a camry too he was like man im glad i didnt get them.
tO TELL YOU THE TRUTH ALL THOSE RIMS U SUGGESTED...I FUCKING HATE....NO DISRESPECT OR ANYTHING I JUST LIKE FLASHY SHIT....WHAT ABOUT ANY LEXANI RIM'S???
well ok ill go with this lexani rim: lexani Krystal
I dont know it shows red x's but you know how those other rims look so it doesnt matter no more but yeah ill go with those lexani Krystal in 18" or 19" dont go 17" in chrome cause it will look ugly unless you drop your car.
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