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Originally Posted by LeanBurn
I have never seen anyone run good rims with winter tires before not even on wrx's or the like that love to play in the snow at all kinds of speeds. Usually they put the good winter tires with steel rims, thus if a miscalculation occurs you are not out $ on rim repair replacement.
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Really? I can't imagine driving around on ugly black steel rims for half the year. I want my car to look good 100% of the time, not half the time, ya know?
Is it an option to change the tires on my rims twice a year? You'd need to get them mounted, right.. I figure just buying a whole new set and switching it when winter comes around will be a lot cheaper in the long run, but I have no idea how much mounting them seasonally and all that would cost so I can't really compare.
And these aren't "good rims", they're cheap $100 Chinese-made rims that barely cost more than steel rims would.. (well, almost $140 if I include the shipping to Canada, but still cheap compared to prices I can find online in Canada).