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Here's a look at a wheel I co-developed with Nexon Motors. By co-developed, I mean they followed my design input. The difference between this wheel and the previous Nexon wheel is the addition of Alcantara on the top part of the wheel. The Alcantara on the top of the wheel feels great and provides excellent grip. I also love the way it looks…
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-Steven
LOVE it, very nice. That make the regular jcw wheels looks
...but it was worth the wait! Looking good as always. I was worried you had sold the car!
Hey guys! Lol…not selling the Roadster. I enjoy driving this car every day. It's interesting to me how fascinated people still are by it. I have a lot of stoplight conversations, always with guys wanting to know what it is. Young boys will stop walking and point at it…those are the best I think it's still the coolest car Mini has done to date, at least the best looking.
Hey guys! Lol…not selling the Roadster. I enjoy driving this car every day. It's interesting to me how fascinated people still are by it. I have a lot of stoplight conversations, always with guys wanting to know what it is. Young boys will stop walking and point at it…those are the best I think it's still the coolest car Mini has done to date, at least the best looking.
A quick shot of the Roadster before I switch to my winter tire/wheel set-up…
-Steven
I'm right behind you, Steven. I'll be switching out to the Bridgestone Blizzak LM-60 RFT. I wasn't finding much comfort in the Continental ContiProContact SSR
Grand Touring All-Season Run Flat last winter. I need a bit more security. Of course, the joke may be on me if we get little or no snow after I switch to a dedicated snow tire.
I'm right behind you, Steven. I'll be switching out to the Bridgestone Blizzak LM-60 RFT. I wasn't finding much comfort in the Continental ContiProContact SSR
Grand Touring All-Season Run Flat last winter. I need a bit more security. Of course, the joke may be on me if we get little or no snow after I switch to a dedicated snow tire.
You can't go wrong with the Blizzaks, even if we don't see a lot of snow. I ran those on my 3 Series, great tires. Plus, you've got piece of mind
A quick shot of the Roadster before I switch to my winter tire/wheel set-up…
-Steven
Looking good as always!
Originally Posted by Mr. T
I'm right behind you, Steven. I'll be switching out to the Bridgestone Blizzak LM-60 RFT. I wasn't finding much comfort in the Continental ContiProContact SSR
Grand Touring All-Season Run Flat last winter. I need a bit more security. Of course, the joke may be on me if we get little or no snow after I switch to a dedicated snow tire.
Originally Posted by BlueToy
You can't go wrong with the Blizzaks, even if we don't see a lot of snow. I ran those on my 3 Series, great tires. Plus, you've got piece of mind
-Steven
I'll second that. I've run the Blizzak runflats in 205/45/17 for two seasons now, heading into the third. My only criticism of them is that for me at least they aren't that great towards the spring if you get a lot of standing water on the road. Just put them on this weekend, actually.