Work Wheels didn't make the color I wanted, so.....

[Desertrider1]

I had my Bronze Work Meister S1 SUV's powder coated white. I also got some navy blue Work decals.
Shout out to Snail Motorsports in Las Vegas NV who did an amazing job with powder coating them white, and mjmotorsports808.com who hooked me up with the wheels.

 

[D-mac]

Looking clean! Hopefully there will be more of these from other JDM wheel brands like Advan, Rays, Bradley, SSR, etc. I almost pulled the trigger on dash white TE37s, someone here probably will get them…

 

[EOD Guy]

I'd say you nailed it!

 

[Desertrider1]

Thanks i was thinking about getting more agressive tires and a size up (275/70)for a better “look” but ended up keeping the g015 in 265/70 since it works for our specific use case.

 

[advcyclist]

I would strongly suggest applying some ceramic coating to that powdercoat... brake dust and road crud are not kind to white wheels. Had some on my Camaro SS back in the 90's and keeping them white was a part time job.

 

[LcAz]

Thanks i was thinking about getting more agressive tires and a size up (275/70)for a better “look” but ended up keeping the g015 in 265/70 since it works for our specific use case.

Nah I think the more street looking tire fits the vibe better.

 

[Siblue]

Looks good. Work didn’t have the higher offset I wanted.

 

[IntrinoX]

No timeless TE37's?

 

[Siblue]

No timeless TE37's?

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I have those SBs

 

[IntrinoX]

I have those SBs

They’re great!

 

[mayonayze]

Dude, that is fuggin fly af

 

[Desertrider1]

TE everything!!! I probably would've bought TE's had they been available when I was shopping for wheels. They're insanely light.