White Letters out or Black-walls out; Which do you prefer???
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White Letters out or Black-walls out; Which do you prefer???
Which do you prefer...White letters showing or Black-walls showing???
On my paticular truck it's a 2006 XLT SuperCab, Black over silver in color with factory 17" painted highlight Aluminum wheels.
Tires are 265/70-17 Firestone Destination A/T's. The lettering is white outlined and rather smallish in size.
What do you think-Letters in or out???
On my paticular truck it's a 2006 XLT SuperCab, Black over silver in color with factory 17" painted highlight Aluminum wheels.
Tires are 265/70-17 Firestone Destination A/T's. The lettering is white outlined and rather smallish in size.
What do you think-Letters in or out???
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Originally Posted by marlin39d
Which do you prefer...White letters showing or Black-walls showing???
On my paticular truck it's a 2006 XLT SuperCab, Black over silver in color with factory 17" painted highlight Aluminum wheels.
Tires are 265/70-17 Firestone Destination A/T's. The lettering is white outlined and rather smallish in size.
What do you think-Letters in or out???
On my paticular truck it's a 2006 XLT SuperCab, Black over silver in color with factory 17" painted highlight Aluminum wheels.
Tires are 265/70-17 Firestone Destination A/T's. The lettering is white outlined and rather smallish in size.
What do you think-Letters in or out???
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I have four vehicles.
Three of them are black out(car, SUV, minivan).
I think they would look strange with lettering.
My two-tone truck has raised white lettering.
I don't think it would strange with black out.
I just think it looks better with the white lettering.
I have no problem keeping the lettering white using an SOS pad.
Three of them are black out(car, SUV, minivan).
I think they would look strange with lettering.
My two-tone truck has raised white lettering.
I don't think it would strange with black out.
I just think it looks better with the white lettering.
I have no problem keeping the lettering white using an SOS pad.
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