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This was brought up in another forum and I'm interested in what everybody's answer is going to be:

 

You can either....

 

Always have a car with clean paint and dirty wheels

 

or

 

Always have a car with clean wheels and dirty paint

 

Which one would it be and why?

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This was brought up in another forum and I'm interested in what everybody's answer is going to be:

 

You can either....

 

Always have a car with clean paint and dirty wheels

 

or

 

Always have a car with clean wheels and dirty paint

 

Which one would it be and why?

 

 

I like it when both are clean but if i had to pick i gues i am a big tire and rims guy.

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In college, I bought a 1984 528e, champagne colored. That color so closely resembled dirt, that I would blast off the wheels, clean the windshield, and that was all it took!

 

So, clean wheels. Final answer. :)

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This was brought up in another forum and I'm interested in what everybody's answer is going to be:

 

You can either....

 

Always have a car with clean paint and dirty wheels

 

or

 

Always have a car with clean wheels and dirty paint

 

Which one would it be and why?

My DD is a White Chevy P/U. Polished and waxed. Even when dirty from driving in rain it still looks clean. Clean the chrome rims and tires and it really looks good from 10' and farther. Clean the wheels and tires.

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On my truck I'd rather have dirty wheels so it looks played with off road. My car is silver so it always looks clean and dirty wheels makes it look like I actually race it!

 

I vote dirty wheels all around.

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I would rather have clean wheels...

 

Since I drive my truck every day and park it outside in the elements. I can deal with what is expected on that. Besides, if you were not allowed to wash it, nobody said anything about driving through a rainstorm really fast!

 

But one thing I cannot stand are wheels that are stained and rust brown looking from brake pad dust! Not to mention what it does to the wheel itself if it is chrome or bare metal

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