What do you guys think of these Wolfrace wheels on my eb/w mcs

[Freddo]

Do you think they would suit a eb mcs?

I´m not sure if I like them or just think they are cool. Maybe to "Bling" for a Mini?

[AidenL]

Too bling I think, sorry............

[Roofas]

too bling/chav and look very similar to the wheels on the Ford C-Max on the adverts for Champions League footy

[Banana Panceyette]

They're very different, that's for sure!

I personally wouldn't put them on a MINI but if you like them then why not?

[danb]

At first I thought they would look awful on a mini, after lookin @ them a bit closer Im not sure. You need somebody thats good with photoshop

[monkeynuts]

Bit like the Dare Rims ish which can suit some minis depending on whether you have the aero kit, lowering, coding etc.

Not sure on them tho

Could do with a pic of you car

[theone]

Anyone ever seen what happens to a wolfrace wheel in an accident. This is a personal sore point for me, I hate how people always harp on about the weight of wheels, lets be honest the chances of someone actually having the driving ability to benifit from a lighter wheel are very small!

I have seen quite a few wolfrace wheels now, the finish on them doesn't last and i saw a 15 inch wolfrace wheel, 6 months old, snap cleen in half when a car hit a dear! theres build quality for you!

IMO if your changing your wheels, buy them from a manufacturer who has motor racing envolvement, i.e OZ, BBS Speedline etc or pay the extra money an buy O.E.M!

[Freddo]

maybe this ones suits better.
I don´t have any good pics on my car right now but there must be a lot of eb pictures on this site.

[Wannabee]

I actually think both of them would look cool, the first are very bling but i think they would still look nice, the second ones would look good as well

[Freddo]

Now I´ve just order the second ones, hope they looks great. They at least did in the wheelsimulator.

[Banana Panceyette]

Quote: Originally Posted by Freddo

Now I´ve just order the second ones, hope they looks great. They at least did in the wheelsimulator.

You'll have to post pics when you get them, quite interested in seeing them on a MINI

[Richy777]

Quote: Originally Posted by theone

Anyone ever seen what happens to a wolfrace wheel in an accident. This is a personal sore point for me, I hate how people always harp on about the weight of wheels, lets be honest the chances of someone actually having the driving ability to benifit from a lighter wheel are very small!

I have seen quite a few wolfrace wheels now, the finish on them doesn't last and i saw a 15 inch wolfrace wheel, 6 months old, snap cleen in half when a car hit a dear! theres build quality for you!

IMO if your changing your wheels, buy them from a manufacturer who has motor racing envolvement, i.e OZ, BBS Speedline etc or pay the extra money an buy O.E.M!

I would most definatly agree, I use to work in the tyre trade and the amount of problems I use to see with cheaper wheels was vast. I personaly would have OEM, BBS or simular

[Freddo]

Quote: Originally Posted by Banana Pancakes

You'll have to post pics when you get them, quite interested in seeing them on a MINI

take a look at www.wolfrace.com. and go to the wheelsimulator

[Banana Panceyette]

Quote: Originally Posted by Freddo

take a look at www.wolfrace.com. and go to the wheelsimulator

It's never the same though, always looks a bit too photoshopped methinks

[Ingrid]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aiden

Too bling I think, sorry............

I agree