Dipped my wheels

[Mjdange]

Good evening,

Thanks to Heaton Hotrods in Joliet,Il for taking care of my rims. I think they look great.

Ask for Christian and tell them Petey Pablo sent you.

 

[bpd1151]

Now ditch those Michelin Primacy's and treat your SHO to some better shoes.

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[limited02]

Looks great!

 

[OmaHahn]

"Dipped," as in Plasti-Dip?

 

[b4black]

I think of plastic dip as a DIY project. Anybody can handle it.

 

[Roger Batts]

Now ditch those Michelin Primacy's and treat your SHO to some better shoes.

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Call me crazy, but I bought some Achilles Desert Hawks off of Amazon for $315 for the set. Had them a week so far, and I like them MUCH better than the Michelins!

 

[Mjdange]

I have no idea about the type of tires I need to buy. I would love some tips from my friends out there. I live in Chicago and need all weather tires for all seasons.

 

[bpd1151]

I have no idea about the type of tires I need to buy. I would love some tips from my friends out there. I live in Chicago and need all weather tires for all seasons.

You and I must be relatively close to each other, as my barber shop is right down the street from the picture you posted as to where your car was at in Joliet.

That said, I also have a hook up at the NTB in Bolingbrook.

If you drive yours year round (like I used to) especially given the craptastic weather in our area, I'd definitely highly recommend the Continental DWS's.

An absolute stellar performer for all seasons.

If you're the type that has winter shoes installed, and rock performance tires the other 3 seasons, then I'd recommend a set of Blizzak's for Winter use, and then a set of Nitto's for Spring, Summer, Fall.

Wheels look sharp btw. Nicely done.

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[OmaHahn]

You and I must be relatively close to each other, as my barber shop is right down the street from the picture you posted as to where your car was at in Joliet.

That said, I also have a hook up at the NTB in Bolingbrook.

If you drive yours year round (like I used to) especially given the craptastic weather in our area, I'd definitely highly recommend the Continental DWS's.

An absolute stellar performer for all seasons.

If you're the type that has winter shoes installed, and rock performance tires the other 3 seasons, then I'd recommend a set of Blizzak's for Winter use, and then a set of Nitto's for Spring, Summer, Fall.

Wheels look sharp btw. Nicely done.

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I would strongly recommend the Conti Extreme Sport Contact tires! I had the DWS06 and my car ate those up in 12,000 miles. My local tire shop manager said the Extreme Sport is the DWS on steroids. He puts these on all the heavy sport sedans like Audi S6, Merc E63S, my SHO, etc. I would say compare the 2 and make your decision.

 

[Mjdange]

You and I must be relatively close to each other, as my barber shop is right down the street from the picture you posted as to where your car was at in Joliet.

That said, I also have a hook up at the NTB in Bolingbrook.

If you drive yours year round (like I used to) especially given the craptastic weather in our area, I'd definitely highly recommend the Continental DWS's.

An absolute stellar performer for all seasons.

If you're the type that has winter shoes installed, and rock performance tires the other 3 seasons, then I'd recommend a set of Blizzak's for Winter use, and then a set of Nitto's for Spring, Summer, Fall.

Wheels look sharp btw. Nicely done.

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Thank you

 

[floaterpilot]

Looks good my man. I live in Yorkville and work in Joliet so I'm sure we'll pass each other one day.

 

[Mjdange]

Looks good my man. I live in Yorkville and work in Joliet so I'm sure we'll pass each other one day.

Cheers, bud!