What Color Rims Should I Get With Gold/Tan Jeep Sahara?

[Sydney Motell]

I own a 2000 Jeep Wrangler Sahara. I'm at the point to where I am starting to build him up! I just don't know what color rims to get. I'm leaning towards black only because I'm not sure if chrome would go with the color of my jeep. It's a tan/gold color. I need help!

 

[JPNinPA]

A few places that sell tires and rims wheels have a viewer to see the wheel tire combo on your year, male model vehicle.

Tire rack and I think discount tire have or had such a viewer.
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/resu...ar=2002&autoModClar=&package=false#visualizer

Discount tire is one but color is off http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/interactive.do


Ps welcome to the board.

 

[TerryMason]

I like chrome myself - never been a fan of black rims.








I also like the look of these matching tan rims

 

[mark sr]

Personally I like black rims, mostly because they don't show road grime and brake dust as quick as chrome or polished aluminum do.

 

[TerryMason]

Personally I like black rims, mostly because they don't show road grime and brake dust as quick as chrome or polished aluminum do.

I can't argue with that. My chrome rims are current loaded with brake dust.

 

[superj]

i like black also. i like it because it doesn't attract attention though

 

[Dragon5126]

Go with matte Black rims. they are the easiest to keep looking good for the life of the Jeep. They are not as easily damaged (actually they don't show it) as any other color or finish. One of the reasons people whit the super shiney rims are called mall crawlers is because they literally become slaves to their rims. And that takes time away from off roading, Up here in Wisconsin where half the year, you ARE off roading while driving ON THE ROAD, people learn real fast that polished or gloss finished rims are only good for a handful of years unless you have a set for winter use, but that is when you NEED the expensive tires...