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Good man. Black wheels just don't work for me. You lose all the detail of the wheel, they end up looking smaller and the car just looks "pimped".
It's a phase, it'll pass.
If you have a 182 Cup, do them in anthracite and if it is a non-Cup leave them silver and don't kerb them after the respray.
WHITE!!
Audi A4 1.8T Sport
this pic has white wheels:
but seriously, Dark Blue on White wheels looks good, but only if you keep the wheels clean
It would look awesome!
Cub.
ClioSport Moderator
^^^^ Being on here i've got used to seeing low clios so much, that looks like some kind of 4x4!
Luckily not my car 
I dont think it looks bad
I dont think it looks bad
If you are doing it to improve them because they are marked, then re-do them anthracite. It will improve their appearance and will help if you decide to sell the car.
If you want a colour change and you don't like black, white and want to move from anthracite, that doesn't leave much (silver, but on a Cup?).
I am assuming they are OEM wheels? If so, don't change the colour
If you are paying for a refurb, maybe hold out and look at getting a different set (which you can then change colour on which works better).
If you want a colour change and you don't like black, white and want to move from anthracite, that doesn't leave much (silver, but on a Cup?).
I am assuming they are OEM wheels? If so, don't change the colour
If you are paying for a refurb, maybe hold out and look at getting a different set (which you can then change colour on which works better).
Clio 172 cup
Gloss black looks perfect on blue
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