I like the 1st choice... they do look like the piaa's and volks but what do u expect from r-1 or axis... the G's a wheel ***** and would make almost any setup look good... 2nd choice aint bad either but i dont like the TSW... ive never been a fan of TSW's.... there finish and detail just isnt there for me.

 

I'd go for the first picture.

 

I really dont like the Gold rims, thanks for all the suggestions though. I am really stuck on having a real chrome lip, thats why I'm leaning more towards the R-1 rims (link 2). Yes, I do like the TSX rims u mentioned, but they dont have chrome lips!

 

My vote is for the first set. The hyper-black ones are bad azz.

 

All crap. R-1? TSW? c'mon...I understand you're "on a budget." That just means you need to save up, or shop used. Get something decent.

The 1st one is a PIAA SuperRozza knockoff...just like Stern, etc. The 2nd one is pretty ugly. The 3rd is just nasty.

 

Definately the 2nd one!

Sooiseng

 

Second on is the nicest. Have you considered Volk SF-Challenge? - Those are the S**t

 

actually about TSW.. From their website

TSW wheels are sold with hub centric to rings to ensure a vibration-free ride. TSW wheels are manufactured to extremely high standards that often significantly exceed the industry norm, resulting in a smoother, better handling ride.

TSW is predominately sold in Europe but is also a major force in North and South America, New Zealand and South Africa.

TSW also sells a range of Marquee-exclusive wheel brands.

Beyern wheels for BMW. www.beyernwheels.com

Mandrus wheels for Mercedes. www.mandruswheels.com

August wheels for Audi. www.augustwheels.com

Victor Equipment wheels for Porsche. www.victorequipmentwheels.com

Cray wheels for Corvette. www.craywheels.com

Redbourne wheels for Land Rover. www.redbournewheels.com

For the discerning buyer who is looking for three-piece wheels, two piece wheels and stainless steel rim wheels we have a line of wheels called Petrol. To fuel your passion, go to www.petrolwheels.com