White Letters On Tires
I second that. But yeah as Raptor stated, 'white walls attracts your attention'; I'm pretty sure it will enhance the look of your rims. The only 2 issues you'll have is constant maintenance and being extremely careful while parking next to a curb. Dirty white walls are definitely not attractive, especially, worn out white walls. Constantly rubbing your tires on the side of the curb will wear out your white walls, well, at least on the drivers side, unless you move to England. But then again, you only have to worry about these 2 issues if your truck is a street queen. But no worries if you will be doing this on a weekly basis:


IMO, no other tire brand but BFGoodrich looks good with white letters out, simply becuase they are SOLID white letters. Everyone else outlines them, and they look horrible.
And as far as cleaning goes, I dont clean black letter tires any different than I clean white letter tires. They both get a nice coat of Wesley's and a scrub brush. Tires look clean and white letters look clean. Try it.
And as far as cleaning goes, I dont clean black letter tires any different than I clean white letter tires. They both get a nice coat of Wesley's and a scrub brush. Tires look clean and white letters look clean. Try it.
IMO, no other tire brand but BFGoodrich looks good with white letters out, simply becuase they are SOLID white letters. Everyone else outlines them, and they look horrible.
And as far as cleaning goes, I dont clean black letter tires any different than I clean white letter tires. They both get a nice coat of Wesley's and a scrub brush. Tires look clean and white letters look clean. Try it.
And as far as cleaning goes, I dont clean black letter tires any different than I clean white letter tires. They both get a nice coat of Wesley's and a scrub brush. Tires look clean and white letters look clean. Try it.



