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Doesn’t fit the wheel esthetic in my opinion, I feel that tire lettering would look better say maybe with some off road looking wheels and some mudflaps but for a stock look no, that’s just my opinion. Car looks good though
Yeah, I think you guys are right................Crap, I screwed up. The tire company bought the RWL by accident and I just said, "put them on, it's ok" now I'm regretting it
I put nitrogen in the tires too, so it was a pricey mount up. Oh well. Got to make it right.
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Yeah, I think you guys are right................Crap, I screwed up. The tire company bought the RWL by accident and I just said, "put them on, it's ok" now I'm regretting it
I put nitrogen in the tires too, so it was a pricey mount up. Oh well. Got to make it right.
Get some rubber based paint and paint the letters black.....
It just seems the white runs through the tire and I would constantly be fussing with the touch up?
I did this many...many....years ago in my hot rod days. I used a special rubber based paint, as I recall, and it worked fine unless you scrubbed a curb. I suppose you could turn the tires inside out as someone suggested but try the easy way first. What do you have to lose?
New guy here but I think RWL all depends on the vehicle. Example, I don't mind them on my Ford Raptor but its not something I'm interested in seeing on my G63.
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but for a stock look no, that’s just my opinion. Car looks good though 
