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They look better than the stock wheels, I like them. Did you have to take it to the dealer to reprogram the new TPMS that came with the wheels?
I was going to take it to the dealer but a friend of mine has been dealing with Discount Tire by me for years and said the guy's there were really good and they were, they did a great job. I paid an extra $3.00 per wheel from tire rack for new monitors or something like that because sometimes they don't transfer over so easily but as far as reprograming them I dont know there's no light on. The monitors only tell you when the tires are too low which is useless to me I never let them get low I always keep an I on them. I like it better when it tells you the pressure in each wheel which my last car did and the G does not.
I just went on their site and only see 2006-2008 G35X springs, but nothing for the 2009+ G37X's. Where do you see these new springs?
Won't eibach G35x springs do the trick? I didnt think anything changed int he suspensions.
To the OP, I think the wheels look pretty clean. A drop would really look really good. Keep in mind, stock height cars do not photograph well, especially not on an enthusiast site where people are accustomed to seeing more modified cars. I think pictures of my M45 sport rims on G35s stock height would make people gag, but when seen in person I think it sits pretty nicely. Any lower and my car doesnt enter the driveway.
I paid an extra $3.00 per wheel from tire rack for new monitors or something like that because sometimes they don't transfer over so easily but as far as reprograming them I dont know there's no light on.
How did you get them for $3 each? They are $400 for all four from Tire Rack.
04-01-2010, 09:56 AM
