20" or 22" wheels?
#1
20" or 22" wheels?
I know this is very much a personal choice. However, I am in the market for a new set and would appreciate any thoughts especially by those who have gone through the same decision process and upgraded their wheels.
#2
It is personal, but I have had a CT with Champion RS97's in 22's. Made the brakes look tremendous and the wheels made the car. They were lighter than factory, by a margin, and I could notice additional speed and power from my SUV. I would get em again in a minute, and thinking about it on my 09 CTS.
#3
It is personal, but I have had a CT with Champion RS97's in 22's. Made the brakes look tremendous and the wheels made the car. They were lighter than factory, by a margin, and I could notice additional speed and power from my SUV. I would get em again in a minute, and thinking about it on my 09 CTS.
#6
No extensions. The height of the tire and wheel were still at factory specs, except the rear wheels had the big dish "lip" and the front didn't due to the brakes. Similiar to 911 wheels. Could not rotate them front to back.
#7
It really does come down to personal choice. We seem to no longer really put any 20" wheels on customers cars, they all seem to go with 22's and some 23's
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions...
Here are some pictures...
23" Rinspeed C5/1's
22" Rinspeed C5/1's (custom painted matte black)
22" Deluxe Design D10
22" TechArt Formulas on a MAGNUM
22" TechArt Formula IIs
20" TechArt Formula
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions...
Here are some pictures...
23" Rinspeed C5/1's
22" Rinspeed C5/1's (custom painted matte black)
22" Deluxe Design D10
22" TechArt Formulas on a MAGNUM
22" TechArt Formula IIs
20" TechArt Formula
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#13
I currently have 22" RUF wheels. I've lost one wheel to a SoCal pothole to date. I'm considering 20" for several reasons - more resilient to potholes and since I travel often up to NorCal and back to SoCal (1200+ mile round trip), if I have a major flat (can't be repaired), I feel that a 20" tire is more readily available than a 22" tire. Let's not forget price - a 20" tire is typically less than a 22" tire (all other things the same).
#15
I was thinking about 21" wheels but there does not appear to be a big selection to chose from.