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'24 S580 on 22" Vossen HF-4T wheels with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires. Lowered on fully adjustable Cete Automotive lowering module. Doing a full photoshoot soon and grabbed these quickly with my phone.
Last edited by TCooperider; Apr 9, 2025 at 06:03 PM.
I can’t wait to see pictures of the non adjustable rear seats (no warmth and comfort package) and the open pore wood with silver lines if anyone has!
I wouldn't do that. Have you heard of all the 21-in rims with the tire blowouts? Going to 22-in tires is suicide unless you want to remain in a 10 mile radius in case you're tired blows out
I wouldn't do that. Have you heard of all the 21-in rims with the tire blowouts? Going to 22-in tires is suicide unless you want to remain in a 10 mile radius in case you're tired blows out
If you talking about those Vossen wheels, they are not as brittle as the oem 22s.
I wouldn't do that. Have you heard of all the 21-in rims with the tire blowouts? Going to 22-in tires is suicide unless you want to remain in a 10 mile radius in case you're tired blows out
I think the problem with OEM 21s are the Pirelli weak sidewalls. I drove with 24s for a year and had no blowouts.
Turned out good! Dont know that it’s worth the hassle over a good modern spray sealant/coating but we will see what it looks like in the light tomorrow.
Turned out good! Dont know that it’s worth the hassle over a good modern spray sealant/coating but we will see what it looks like in the light tomorrow.
Stunning! Even under artificial lighting, it looks so good. In my last post I said I especially like your last photo mainly because of you sitting there just admiring your accomplishment, that is just priceless.
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