Need opinion- white letters in or out?
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white-in. no need to be a billboard for a tire mfg. plus if you get too close to a curb, you scuff up everything and looks horrible. i swap tires for winter and they are stacked up on top each other for 4-6 months, the black will transfer onto the white and is almost impossible to get looking good again. black sidewalls always look good and a little armor-all gets them looking good again quick.
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I like the white out personally.... I use "Bleach white" from the autoparts store and it keeps them nice and white (I rub curbs constantly). I just like the way they look. Unless there larger tires, then I would say white in. Anything over 33" I would go white in....I have 31's and I think they look nice white out. But its your call.
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white out - all the time, everytime
my last truck was blacked out (no chrome, all bumpers and grill painted black) and i rocked 31x10.50 All Terrains with solid white letters showing - it looked bad-***.
Now, my F150 is an XLT, dark blue, chrome grill and bumpers, chrome side trim, and white outline BFG tires. looks sweet also.
my last truck was blacked out (no chrome, all bumpers and grill painted black) and i rocked 31x10.50 All Terrains with solid white letters showing - it looked bad-***.
Now, my F150 is an XLT, dark blue, chrome grill and bumpers, chrome side trim, and white outline BFG tires. looks sweet also.
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When you get new tires do you have them installed with the White Tire Lettering facing In or Out, an
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