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Thoughts on tire lettering on a Tesla?
- Thread starter CactusHawk
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Uncle Paul
Well-Known Member
Racing cars highlight their tires to add value to tire sponsors. Not sure the application on street vehicles.
Does add addtional attention getting value to show cars, but not sure how it transfers to plain vanilla production vehicles.
Does add addtional attention getting value to show cars, but not sure how it transfers to plain vanilla production vehicles.
destructure00
Active Member
BluestarE3
Active Member
Sorry, not for me. But, if you like it, it's all that matters. It's your car.
G26okie
2020 P3D-
There's not enough rubber to make it stand out. If your asking, I feel it confuses the appeal of the car when your eyes see the car, then attempts to make out the red. If more rubber, maybe. The old 85 honda civic I had really looked nice with the big white letters, but that was the thing then. Now it's nice rims, no gap wheel well, less tire sidewall.
I was on the fence myself. Half the time I think it looks good and half the time I think...not so much. They are temporary and will probably fall off in another 200 miles or so anyway. Maybe it would look better if I had dark wheels?
No it wouldn't and the close up looks even worse than the farther away pic.I'd be looking for that 200 mile fall off mark.
Please...don’t hold back
ddawson
Member
BluestarE3
Active Member
See, now that works. There's more sidewall so the lettering doesn't look shoehorned in (as previously mentioned); the lettering is branding for the tire itself (rather than about something else); this look suits the classic car that's sporting it (rather than on a futuristic EV).
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jkoya
NA2 NSX
Mrcarcrazy
In need of a shrinking gun to zap a plaid with.
I concur.
not my taste, but I’ve been called tasteless before...or was that classless? No telling.
They should so make this show. I'd watch a 1/2 hr of "Un"-Pimp my Ride if it was done with humor and over the top craziness. I even suggest they take on the challenge with a late 80's Honda CRX or even mid 90's Toyota Supra "tuner" car.
