White letters if any go in on all of my vehicles, mainly because I don't care for them but also if you rub a curb the sidewall then looks horrible with some of the lettering all scratched up, another point is it's harder to keep the tire looking clean with the white letters or sidewalls.
I paid a little extra for blue.
But, I wouldn't do it again, it doesn't last that long :fishing:.
Damn I like that!
Random question: How has the plastic cladding held up?
I like these early 4th gens but that plastic fades easily.
Is that even a thing? Are they the standard sized 265 /65 R17?
The cladding is actually in great shape.
But both the former owner and I have taken pretty good care of the car.
Whenever I clean/wax, I just go over all the plastic with Tire Wet when I'm doing the tires.
Usually lasts 2-3 weeks or so.
But, in that pic, it hadn't been cleaned in quite awhile, so that's pretty representative of what it looks like w/ no fake augmentation.
I just cleaned and waxed it yesterday, I'll shoot a pic tomorrow that shows the cladding all dressed up (for a few weeks anyway).
That came out really nice.I had similar trim on my 2002 Xterra.
If you want a one-time forever solution, tape it off and paint it with DupliColor Trim & Bumper paint.
Here's a post I did about it.
/threadjack
Out! Or In! But I just got my new Grabbers facing out.
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I personally can't stand the white letters on the outside.
It looks redneck to me.
I prefer the letters in.