Please lock, they are sold. Thank you

 

What make and model of wheels are these?

 

They are the ADR Decadence. Very similar in design to the Volk GT-Vs, but without the heavy pricetag. I actually liked the center design more than Volks, a lot cleaner. I am satisfied with the overall quality of the rims, they are not as heavy as they appear too too, the rear 19inch rim is 24 lbs compared to heavier ~30 lbs volks out there in 19s.

 

is the offset different than the factory wheels?

 

Offsets are 38mm for 8 inch fronts and 48mm for 9.5 inch rears.

 

Did You Have These On Your Crossfire AND YOU ARE SELLING ALL FOUR WITH TIRES?

 

They come with tires, the fronts will last another 10k miles atleast, but the rears need replacing soon due to camber wear on the inside. I was extremely lowered so the rear wore out fast on the inside, still a good amount of tread on the outside. I would reccommend replacing the rears if you are not lowered and I could unmount them for you. Or you could unmount the rears and rotate the tires to the outside and try to stretch another 10k miles out of them...

 

Were these on a Crossfire? If so, do you have pics of them on the car?

Also, I hear ADR's are difficult to balance. Is that true?

 

I have not heard that, but I can say that the shop that sold me the wheels did put a good amount of balancing weights on it. Perhaps for good reason, as I cannot complain about my ride quaility. I live in an area with really rough roads and the wheels are not loud and rough as compared to some other cars I've riden in. They take bumps fine, and I was always careful to avoid potholes and take big humps carefully. Either way, several different shops have different techniques to balancing and if you are not satisfied, complain and have them gurantee their warranty of service.

 

Soooooooo......

By your lack of answering the question I'm gonna assume they were NOT on a Crossfire.

 

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