In the past few months my daily commute involves deep mud ruts, to the point i got stuck once, and seem to have some other related damage or alignment issues... (because mud gets stuck on the wheels so bad, i can't go over about 45mph and have to go to the car wash etc, kind of a hassle) I still can't take it on the highway, around 70mph it starts to shake the wheel kinda bad (and that's after all the mud is off)
My wheels also got badly scratched up (which kinda sucks because i had 2 cracked wheels and this is the picture of the new ones, just trashed)
I was wondering if other people have had these issues, and what they might have changed... different wheels, larger tires etc.
these are $150 ebay knockoffs of the 20" wheels that came with the 2008 supercharged models, so maybe they are more prone to scratching... although even the original ones stuck out past the tires...
i love the way these wheels look, but they don't allow much in the way of more aggressive tires without some changes
Kinda wondering what the widest / tallest tire i could run would be (without a lift or any modifcations), on some new wheels (thinking maybe 17" mickey thompsons or something if i can't have these 9 spoke ones).
Any help or suggestions are appreciated
My wheels also got badly scratched up (which kinda sucks because i had 2 cracked wheels and this is the picture of the new ones, just trashed)
I was wondering if other people have had these issues, and what they might have changed... different wheels, larger tires etc.
these are $150 ebay knockoffs of the 20" wheels that came with the 2008 supercharged models, so maybe they are more prone to scratching... although even the original ones stuck out past the tires...
i love the way these wheels look, but they don't allow much in the way of more aggressive tires without some changes
Kinda wondering what the widest / tallest tire i could run would be (without a lift or any modifcations), on some new wheels (thinking maybe 17" mickey thompsons or something if i can't have these 9 spoke ones).
Any help or suggestions are appreciated
