16's on a Maxima 3rd Gen
16's on a Maxima 3rd Gen
Hey I was lookin at these really nice rims and there pretty good price problem is there only 16'sx7 whatever that means. They say they fit accords, eclipses, and maximas. Iwas wondering if anyone had pictures of 16's on a Maxima are they too small u think?
Re: 16's on a Maxima 3rd Gen
Originally posted by MaximaJohnny
Hey I was lookin at these really nice rims and there pretty good price problem is there only 16'sx7 whatever that means. They say they fit accords, eclipses, and maximas. Iwas wondering if anyone had pictures of 16's on a Maxima are they too small u think?
Hey I was lookin at these really nice rims and there pretty good price problem is there only 16'sx7 whatever that means. They say they fit accords, eclipses, and maximas. Iwas wondering if anyone had pictures of 16's on a Maxima are they too small u think?
16's kinda small IMO. but i guess i can't complain, i still have those 15 inch stockers
Re: Re: 16's on a Maxima 3rd Gen
Originally posted by my2ndmax
16s
Your kidding right. If your going to buy wheels that small you should just get some 97-99 5 spokes. Buying 16 inch chrome wheels will make you look silly. Just my 2 cents.
16s
Your kidding right. If your going to buy wheels that small you should just get some 97-99 5 spokes. Buying 16 inch chrome wheels will make you look silly. Just my 2 cents.

it seems the "optimal" size to get for good aftermarket wheels is 17"
Re: Re: Re: 16's on a Maxima 3rd Gen
Originally posted by Maximan190

it seems the "optimal" size to get for good aftermarket wheels is 17"

it seems the "optimal" size to get for good aftermarket wheels is 17"
if you will race and look good while at it, go for lightweight 16s...
if you will "bling", go for chrome 18s, 19s or 20s (which i think is ridiculous)
if you are going to keep the car looking as stock as possible, go with 95-96 se sawblade rims 15s.
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Re: Re: Re: 16's on a Maxima 3rd Gen
Originally posted by lophix
if you are going to upgrade to bigger brakes in the future, go with 17s...
if you will race and look good while at it, go for lightweight 16s...
if you will "bling", go for chrome 18s, 19s or 20s (which i think is ridiculous)
if you are going to keep the car looking as stock as possible, go with 95-96 se sawblade rims 15s.
if you are going to upgrade to bigger brakes in the future, go with 17s...
if you will race and look good while at it, go for lightweight 16s...
if you will "bling", go for chrome 18s, 19s or 20s (which i think is ridiculous)
if you are going to keep the car looking as stock as possible, go with 95-96 se sawblade rims 15s.
NOT CHROME...OMG...UGGGGGH!!!
do it with class...GET SOME 16" nissan wheels!!! god damn!!!!
http://www.iupload.net/042003/DSC01608.JPG
do it with class...GET SOME 16" nissan wheels!!! god damn!!!!
http://www.iupload.net/042003/DSC01608.JPG
Hey if your looking for some 97-99 wheels I have 4 brand new for sale. Email me at pnnyhrdwy1@aol.com
sorry...not chrome, but polished, ill have more pics when my car gets back from the shop...sorry, but i like my rims much more than the stock stuff and nissan rims of any size just dont do it for me...
Originally posted by my2ndmax
Hey if your looking for some 97-99 wheels I have 4 brand new for sale. Email me at pnnyhrdwy1@aol.com
Hey if your looking for some 97-99 wheels I have 4 brand new for sale. Email me at pnnyhrdwy1@aol.com
16's on a Maxima 3rd Gen can look great
my opinion:
chrome aftermarkets on the maxima look basically ghetto and wal-mart/gangland-ish.
were i you, i would stay in the nissan family for the 3rd gen. i have looked far into this, have poured over hundreds of magazine pages and web sites on wheels. >>> larger wheels than factory on the 3rd gen that look good exist only in a very narrow range.
16's can look great. 17's can look good, but only very few. and i reiterate, stay away from chrome. chrome detracts from the eye looking at anything else on the car, namely the body style! chrome, in this case, clashes with the maxima. and it looks cheap and tasteless, even if the rims are costly. high prices for wheels does not translate into taste. this principle applies to anything, actually. it is a sort of "axiom."
stay with 16 or 17 inches. no larger, please. get either 4th gen SE 5-spokes, or look into Nismo products, like the LMGT-1 or 4 series. those are awesome. i have, for example, Skyline GTS-t rims for the front, and GTR rims for the rear in GUNMETAL. and they are 16's, fitting perfectly on bolt-up.
typically, a lighter paint, like pearl or silver, mandates DARKER wheels. whilst darker paint, like black or blue, looks complimented/dressed-up nicely with silver or neutral wheels.
and remember, the wheels are the singlemost personality cue of the car, moreso than the engine. the wheel choice can drastically alter the entire cars' presence, as that is the first thing that the eyes land on. wheels either enhance or ugly-up any car. be wise and take your time, be very picky and look endlessly at other cars in magazines and on web sites. pay attention to what color/pattern wheels look best on what paint and on what body shape. this is VERY important. i have seen so many skimpy half-measures on display everywhere.
FYI: bolt pattern for maxima is 5/114.3mm, 30-40mm offset, up to 9" wide. (but stay under 8").
chrome aftermarkets on the maxima look basically ghetto and wal-mart/gangland-ish.
were i you, i would stay in the nissan family for the 3rd gen. i have looked far into this, have poured over hundreds of magazine pages and web sites on wheels. >>> larger wheels than factory on the 3rd gen that look good exist only in a very narrow range.
16's can look great. 17's can look good, but only very few. and i reiterate, stay away from chrome. chrome detracts from the eye looking at anything else on the car, namely the body style! chrome, in this case, clashes with the maxima. and it looks cheap and tasteless, even if the rims are costly. high prices for wheels does not translate into taste. this principle applies to anything, actually. it is a sort of "axiom."
stay with 16 or 17 inches. no larger, please. get either 4th gen SE 5-spokes, or look into Nismo products, like the LMGT-1 or 4 series. those are awesome. i have, for example, Skyline GTS-t rims for the front, and GTR rims for the rear in GUNMETAL. and they are 16's, fitting perfectly on bolt-up.
typically, a lighter paint, like pearl or silver, mandates DARKER wheels. whilst darker paint, like black or blue, looks complimented/dressed-up nicely with silver or neutral wheels.
and remember, the wheels are the singlemost personality cue of the car, moreso than the engine. the wheel choice can drastically alter the entire cars' presence, as that is the first thing that the eyes land on. wheels either enhance or ugly-up any car. be wise and take your time, be very picky and look endlessly at other cars in magazines and on web sites. pay attention to what color/pattern wheels look best on what paint and on what body shape. this is VERY important. i have seen so many skimpy half-measures on display everywhere.
FYI: bolt pattern for maxima is 5/114.3mm, 30-40mm offset, up to 9" wide. (but stay under 8").
I have 16" and 17" rims/tires for sale.
Roh = 16"
Mustang rims = 17"
http://community.webshots.com/album/69294879sOMQfB
Roh = 16"
Mustang rims = 17"
http://community.webshots.com/album/69294879sOMQfB
Dont listen to that guy. There are plenty of members on this org with chrome aftermarket wheels that look great. Chrome only brings out your car even more. I hate when people use the term ghetto to describe something that they dont like
. Get what you like and what you think will look good on your car.
. Get what you like and what you think will look good on your car.
chrome v. non
I hate when people use the term ghetto to describe something that they dont like
. Get what you like and what you think will look good on your car. [/B][/QUOTE]
yes. absolutely. this is an open forum for anyone. diversity is beautiful and interesting. get what you like >>> to anyone here: get it now. if you like some particular wheels. get them. don't let my opinion stop you. go for the one. but wheels make or break the entire look of the car. poor wheel choice can make a nice looking car look "off." nice wheels, conversely, can sex-up an otherwise mediocre car.
but chrome is a hard one. you risk going tasteless and tacky unless the field is narrowed considerably. it's comparable to wearing too much jewelry- like trying too hard to look "dope" - most often, it just reveals poor judgement and tastelessness. people often assume that just because you slap chrome onto a sedan, the car is now so way cool-looking. or, to go to an extreme, if one buys a mercedes benz 500 series car, only to put "low-rider" profile chrome or gold-plated spoke wheels on it, the person thinks they're the sh*t. as if all of their peers should envy them. but, really, it reads only "stupid looking." or "drug dealer from the hood."
i find the deep-dish chrome wheels, like by Work, the Meister S2's, for example, quite nice. check out wheels by Longchamp, the XRV's as well. very nice. even a polished lip with gunmetal spokes is cool. but, sadly, most all-chrome rims are totally hoaky looking. especially wheels you find in those advertisements in tuner magazines with the double-page spreads, the discount houses, etc. just rubbish. most are crap. be picky with wheels. take time to really do your homework. you can cheat under the hood, hide it. but you cannot hide the wheels.
. Get what you like and what you think will look good on your car. [/B][/QUOTE]yes. absolutely. this is an open forum for anyone. diversity is beautiful and interesting. get what you like >>> to anyone here: get it now. if you like some particular wheels. get them. don't let my opinion stop you. go for the one. but wheels make or break the entire look of the car. poor wheel choice can make a nice looking car look "off." nice wheels, conversely, can sex-up an otherwise mediocre car.
but chrome is a hard one. you risk going tasteless and tacky unless the field is narrowed considerably. it's comparable to wearing too much jewelry- like trying too hard to look "dope" - most often, it just reveals poor judgement and tastelessness. people often assume that just because you slap chrome onto a sedan, the car is now so way cool-looking. or, to go to an extreme, if one buys a mercedes benz 500 series car, only to put "low-rider" profile chrome or gold-plated spoke wheels on it, the person thinks they're the sh*t. as if all of their peers should envy them. but, really, it reads only "stupid looking." or "drug dealer from the hood."
i find the deep-dish chrome wheels, like by Work, the Meister S2's, for example, quite nice. check out wheels by Longchamp, the XRV's as well. very nice. even a polished lip with gunmetal spokes is cool. but, sadly, most all-chrome rims are totally hoaky looking. especially wheels you find in those advertisements in tuner magazines with the double-page spreads, the discount houses, etc. just rubbish. most are crap. be picky with wheels. take time to really do your homework. you can cheat under the hood, hide it. but you cannot hide the wheels.
Re: chrome v. non
"drug dealer from the hood."
Drug dealer from the hood hence the reason you use the word ghetto why does the drug dealer have to be from the hood? but anyway... to cut this whole post short. GET WHAT YOU LIKE AND SCREW WHAT EVERYBODY ELSE THINKS!!!!
Drug dealer from the hood hence the reason you use the word ghetto why does the drug dealer have to be from the hood? but anyway... to cut this whole post short. GET WHAT YOU LIKE AND SCREW WHAT EVERYBODY ELSE THINKS!!!!
Re: Re: chrome v. non
Originally posted by my2ndmax
"drug dealer from the hood."
Drug dealer from the hood hence the reason you use the word ghetto why does the drug dealer have to be from the hood? but anyway... to cut this whole post short. GET WHAT YOU LIKE AND SCREW WHAT EVERYBODY ELSE THINKS!!!!
"drug dealer from the hood."
Drug dealer from the hood hence the reason you use the word ghetto why does the drug dealer have to be from the hood? but anyway... to cut this whole post short. GET WHAT YOU LIKE AND SCREW WHAT EVERYBODY ELSE THINKS!!!!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Finkle
4th Generation Maxima (1995-1999)
13
Sep 27, 2015 09:53 PM
criminalslang810
1st & 2nd Generation Maxima (1981-1984 and 1985-1988)
9
Aug 16, 2015 08:12 AM
laparka66
7th Generation Maxima (2009-2015)
16
Aug 6, 2015 09:36 AM
ViciousVQ30
4th Generation Classifieds (1995-1999)
0
Aug 5, 2015 05:40 PM




