Overall Quality of Mille Miglia Wheels???
I've always known MM's to be "soft"; structurally weaker than OE's. Even on a local messageboard I frequent, I've read threads where members had their lips crack.
I'd just take it easy on less than decent roads. A lot of NY guys here have the same wheels; they'll give you the best insight.
And yes, they Evo's do seem to get chips and scratches relatively easily.
I'd just take it easy on less than decent roads. A lot of NY guys here have the same wheels; they'll give you the best insight.
And yes, they Evo's do seem to get chips and scratches relatively easily.
i was told by a guy at work that he had several friends in the past with MMs and they were not good, but my EV-S on my accord were wonderful. several accidental pothole slams and the rims were still structurally perfect. the face was VERY easy to scratch and i had to be extremely careful, but i would get the Evo5s if not half the board have them.
the bright silver paint seemed to dull in time, but my driveway is dirt/mud and i cant really use that as a comparison.
the bright silver paint seemed to dull in time, but my driveway is dirt/mud and i cant really use that as a comparison.
i have evo's but i'm afraid to put them on.. lol.. i'm always in NYC, Brooklyn, Bronx and i donno if these will bend.
I hate that alluminum can crushing sound on a rim getting bent..
I hate that alluminum can crushing sound on a rim getting bent..
dasyce, i took my 18" MMs into NYC all the time and never had an issue. i avoided many a pothole too, but i did hit some, and the rims came out unscathed. it seemed they were VERY strong wheels, sometimes at night i would slam a pothole goin 75+ on the highways, the kinda hit that you can feel in your teeth, and yeah, the tire bubbled, but nothing wrong with the wheels at all.
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