ok thanks again. how does it handle at high speed and turning.

 

No different then the factory wheels so far. No vibrations or rubbing.

 

Looks good, but needs low

 

The roads are pretty bad around here with so many holes and bumps and dips I don't dare lower it.

 

Fair enough, but it looks very high right now, if I were you, and trying to get the look right, I would paint your wheel wells black and dress the tires, it will make the wells stick out less and be more visually appealing overall.

 

Black wheel wells? I had a black Crossfire and the wells were black from the factory. Spray the liners?
It would not be the first time I missed something here though.
Not shiny tires though, just a nice matte finish.

 

The wheel wells are black. I do need to dress the tires but we wont be lowering it any. It is hard enough to get out of with my back damaged like it is.

 

Were black...

Over time and with damage from rocks and everything else, they start looking pretty bad. I saw a guy here who painted them near flat black and they literally disappeared, it looked much better than my faded, chipped up ones, but with the height of the car now, you don't see much of mine...

 

My wheel wells are in great shape and still black.You can only see them in the first picture I took with a flash that shows them some.

 

Would these work for winter wheels on my crossfire and are any good? They are Voxx for an Audi,

Audi Wheels, snow tires, rims, winter, a4, bmw, mercedes, 5 x 112

I hardly need to drive in the winter up here in MN, so I am trying to get by with the XF at times.