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Considering what set of wheels to put onto my GTR so thought I would ask what people's favourite wheels are. Post pics of your favourite wheels.

Here are some of my favourites (in no particular order):

Pic #1: BBS LM (Gold - or Silver)

#2: AME Star (chrome)

#3: SSR AGLE (brushed aluminium)

#4: Work VS KF (chrome)

#5: Work LS105 (chrome)

#6: Volk TE37 (bronze)

#7: Work S1

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The variety of wheels in that pic are sweet, except for the 1st set (top left) the BBS Mesh looking ones...

I say that only from a maintenance point of view.

My cars look clean if the rims are clean and free of brake dust and dirt... the wheels i have at the moment are a c**t to clean because they have too many spokes... i like wheels with FAT spokes, they look tough and they are easy to clean. I hate spending 30mins alone cleaning my wheels, it sucks.

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