I like them. Not a real fan of chrome wheels unless they're OEM.
You're riding with sports suspension already so lowering it won't make any difference in ride quality.

 

looks awesome

 

very nice....it will look 10x better with a drop.....

 

I think it looks great reminds me alot of my 03 cpe I had I think it looks classy
that is why I am putting them on my new cpe friday.I don't think it looks too
"blingy" unless you have 4inch lips or spokes of some kind very nice

 

look good.......clean ride........not to many people on the site have them

 

thank you, anyone know the weight of the oem 19 with a tire mounted?

 

I like it. I love chrome and using the oem give you some exclusivity, which I love most. Looks okay without lowering. Don't let others talk you into it if it's not really what you want. I lowered my Lexus and regret having to drive so carefully over some surfaces. Highway is great but you can't do all your driving on the hwy. I don't plan to lower my G35....but you never know.

 

thank you, and I agree on the lowering part, my previous car was lowered, and even with upgraded struts it still rode very harsh, if there is any way to get a small 1 inch drop and not lose factory ride, which isnt soft to begin with, then im all for it. Any suggestions?

 

first and last bump

 

not bad

 

Hey, if you're already talking trade then just go ahead and take the beatin'. Knowing of course that $800 in trade 'may' realize $500 in your pocket. I'd sell the car outright given the choice. Looking at your place, you already know the in's and out's of cars. Why lose all that cash trading?

I know my dealer does make it attractive though to trade. If you bought the car from him (I deal with the owner only) when you get ready for a new model you cut your very VERY best deal, (not mentioning a trade) then pull the Golden Membership card (or whatever it's called) and they'll add $500 to any deal you've worked. Decent deal there as they also give you 10% off service and pay for covered park-n-ride at Atlanta Airport if you have the car serviced while you're out of town. Really slick for owners that don't wanna' drive to the dealer and take the shuttle. Just go to the park-n-ride and park in their covered spots and tell them that the dealer is picking up the car, leave the key and a note. While you're gone they'll come get the car, service it, bring it back washed and shining, AND pay the parking. KEWL!

OTOH, would be stupid if you're staying in town because the same 'gold card' gives you a loaner for as long as you own your car, no questions asked.